
Author
Kern Carter
Writer/Author
Kern was born and raised in Toronto, On where he was initially known for his incredible talent on the basketball court. His talent on the basketball court led to a full athletic scholarship to St. Boneventure University, where Kern really found his true passion and love for writing. He has written for numerous publications and has published two novels of his own. He lives by the motto “history or nothing” meaning he will settle for nothing less than leaving his mark on literature’s history. He is a great example of an athlete with a plan after basketball and using sports as a tool to get further in life!
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What is your educational background?
I am a graduate from St. Bonaventure University.
What are your daily responsibilities?
I am currently occupied with writing content for different clients, ghost writing novels and articles, and writing for my own blog called CRY.
What hurdles did you face?
There are always hurdles but I never thought about quitting. Writing is my passion and I will continue to do it until I physically can’t.
What advice would you give to the 15 – 18 year old version of yourself?
Get your coinfidence up. #HistoryorNothing
Salary Range
$30,000 - $60,000+
Education
Education Varies
Demand
Moderate Demand
Meet a Professional
An Author, also known as a writer, is a creator of any written work such as a book or screenplay.
Core Responsibilities
01.
Create stories, plays and other written materials
02.
Edit or review the work of other writers
03.
Help others tell there story through clear written pieces
Typical Workplace
Spend much of the day reading
Most are freelance writers that work with corporations on various projects
Writing and brainstorming new ideas to write about.
Attributes & Abilities
Creativity Skills
Organized & detail-oriented
Writing skills
Love of reading
Communication skills
Educational skills
High School Course Requirements (Ontario)
Grade 11
Grade 12
English (ENG4C/U)
Writers Craft (EWC4U) (Recommended)
Cooperative Education (Recommended)
*Six 4U/M courses are required for University programs*


