Guardian
Career
Qualifications
Guardians typically have degrees in childrearing, child education, or child psychology. Additional certification is required to become a guardian.
Career Progression
Guardians gradually adopt more children over the course of their career. Once they have four children in their care, they stop receiving new children. Their career ends 18 years after they adopt their fourth child. Until they have a full complement of children, guardians assist with other tasks: working in the nursery, assisting more experienced guardians, helping new guardians, or teaching classes to children. As their children grow older and leave the creche, they gradually take on other tasks. They may return to other guardian tasks or start gaining experience in a new career.
Payment & Reimbursement
Guardians are paid fairly well, mostly earning social credit.
Other Benefits
Guardians are mostly paid in social credit, which allows them to retire early and comfortably.
Perception
Purpose
Guardians provide a valuable service to society. Childrearing is a necessity of society that is handled by professionals instead of blood relatives. Guardians not only raise children and serve as parents, but teach classes and operate nurseries. Guardianship is a common type of social unit across Human Space but is absolutely essential on remote worlds that utilize cloning as a method of reproduction.
Social Status
Guardians are highly valued and respected for dedicating a significant portion of their lives to public service.
Demographics
Guardians make up roughly 18% of the workforce and over 8% of the total population.
Operations
Workplace
Guardians work in creches that include nurseries, schools, and apartments.
Provided Services
Guardians care for babies, raise children, and teach classes.
Alternative Names
Parent
Type
Public Services
Demand
Guardians are in demand nearly everywhere, except on a few planets where traditional families are more common
Legality
Guardianship is a well-respected, valued, and necessary job across Human Space.
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