I am studying towards a diploma in Office Management & Technology (similar to Business Admin). From this course I will acquire information & business admin skills as well as legal practice experience. I would like to know what kind of business can I open with this type of knowledge.
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Your qualies look like a good basis for a compliance specialist business consultancy or working within a financial services business or bank in their compliance department. The global fight against money laundering has created thousands of jobs in this field. Try the Internatioal Compliance Association for hook-ups where you live.
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I do business studies, and its rubbish, if you enjoy dance, then definitely do it. You don't need to do business studies to be a doctor, just do brilliantly well in biology!!!!!! All I do in Business is read from a textbook, and mess about on the computers! If you do want to know a bit of business as well, buy a CGP book on it. Probs the GCSE one. Go be a great dancer!!!!!
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Think of all your interests & ask yourself if any of those could be expanded into a business. Just keep in mind...what's your expertise? What are your interests? What could you imagine yourself doing?\n\nWhat types of management appeal to you? Business? Artist? Project? It could be easier to narrow your search once you focus in on a particular type of management.\n\nBy researching the prospect of starting your own business -- what it entails, what you need to know, helpful hints, etc -- you'll feel better prepared to take that plunge.\n\nI found some book titles that are relevant to your specific question:\n\n* 101 Internet Businesses You Can Start from Home by Susan Sweeney\n* The Best Home Businesses for the 21st Century by Paul Edwards\n* Selling Online: How to Become a Successful E-Commerce Merchant by Jim Carroll\n* I Could Do Anything If I Only Knew What It Was: How to Discover What You Really Want and How to Get It by Barbara Sher\n* I Don't Know What I Want, But I Know It's Not This: A Step-by-Step Guide to Finding Gratifying Work by Julie Jansen\n\nMANAGEMENT SPECIFIC:\n* This Business Of Artist Management by Jr. Xavier M. Frascogna, H. Lee Hetherington \n* The Complete Guide to Special Event Management : Business Insights, Financial Advice, and Successful Strategies from Ernst & Young...by Dwight W. Catherwood, Richard L. Van Kirk \n* Careers in Management Consulting: The WetFeet Insider Guide (2005 Edition) by Wetfeet\n* The Harvard Business School Guide to Careers in Management Consulting, 2002 by Maggie Lu\n \nI also posted some article links in the source box.\n\nHope that helps! I wish you much success & happiness in all your ventures!
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How about Management?\n  That is if you would like to have your  own business and\nbe your own boss.\n   The choices are endless!
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Why do you want to know? If you want to employ one to do it don't it is worthwhile getting a proper lawyer. If you are a paralegal and want to find out where you can work without lawyer supervision just go get a law degree
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Check out the link below.  Common industries for people with Education degrees include educational publishing, corporate training and counseling.  You might want to consider adult education as well (it's nice to teach people who are in class voluntarily).
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not me, but how about we take courses at the same time.  I was wanting either:  Medical office assistant, Medical Administrative assistant, or just administrative assistant.  I got the pamphlet from Saskatoon Business College.  These are the only ones that I am interested in that they offer my other choices are:   Legal Admin Assistant, Accounting, Computer accounting technician, info tech specialist, business admin, financial services assistant.  Don't worry, I won't take the medical office assistant one if you don't want me to, dork.  I am not going to copy you.  Even if I did take it, it wouldn't be because I am copying, Amber!  I just need to further my education and that one has the least amount of math in the course.  I just want a steady income that involves as little math as possible!
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You can get entry level jobs in Accounting, Human Resources, Customer Service, Sales, Receptionist, or Administrative Assistant. Please do not delay in getting your BBA degree. It puts you ina better position for great jobs.\n\n\nhttp://www.faqfarm.com/Q/What_jobs_can_you_get_with_an_associate's_degree_in_business_administration
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Well, the question really boils down to what you plan to do career-wise. For many entry level business jobs, a graduate degree won't be required.\n\nThe traditional route would be to go for an MBA, perhaps with a concentration in marketing. However, I would recommend that you work for at least a year to get some work experience under your belt to see if that is really what you want or need.  In fact, many of the best MBA programs strongly prefer applicants with some work experience. \n\nMost of the Cal States and many private universities in California have MBA programs.\n\nIf you think you might eventually want to teach business at the college level, however, what you want to seek out is a doctoral program in business. Some of the UC's (UCIrvine, UCSD) have such programs.\n\nAnother field that you might want to look into if you don't want an MBA is perhaps a master's in communications (advertising). U of Southern California Annenberg School would be a good place to check out.\n\nIt also would be possible to go on to law school for a law degree if that is of interest.\n\nFor all of the above programs, however, you'll need to investigate the standardized test requirements and start planning now if you'd like to start right after you graduate.\n\nGood luck!\nCarolyn Lawrence\nwww.admissionsadvice.com
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I am 51 years old and I decided to go back to school and get a business degree in Entrepreneurship because I am older and feel that opportunities for us are limited.\n\nBut you can still work at hotels, and work up in higher positions.  I currently work at a hotel and plan on applying for jobs within the hotel after I get my degree, and the big plus is that they are paying for my education.\n\nValet jobs, drivers...school bus or city bus, parking meter readers, any city position.\n\nCasino's as dealers\nWaiters in banquets\n\nDon't give up...it is attitude more than anything.  Use your network of people that you know...they are a very good source of information.\n\nWhat type of work were you doing before?
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there are lots of 'direction' you can go when you are an it student: \nweb (web design and programming),\ndatabase-expert (specialist in database),\ndatabase related (create program related to database for companies),\ngames related (create games),\nnetwork administrator (handle a network).\nsecurity-expert (knows system holes and how to secure them),\ncomputer science (related to artificial intelligence), etc.\n\nfind the thing that you are interest with, and study it well. cause each direction has their own thing to study. i believe if you study yours well enough, you will work in a very big company.\na little advice: experience is one of the key.
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Hi, it depends on what interests you.  If you have a business bend you might consider health administration.  If you enjoy talking with and helping folks how about medical social work?  The best approach for you might be to talk to your college's career counsellor and even take an aptitude test to see where your skills/interests lay.  Most universities offer them for free for students.
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Management and Marketing in Business, great knowledge and skills to be learnt if we wanna start a business
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Everything that suitable for business world including marketing, finance, human resource, economics, accounting, management and many more..\n\nIn this case, if you really keen to work as a financial manager or financial analyst, just go for BA(Hons) Commerce or Banking or Finance. You will learn all valuable lessons and tricks to control the flow of money.\n\nIf you're looking a work as an auditor or perhaps an accountant just go for BA(Hons) in Accounting but a degree in Finance also could help. If you've a chance, go for ACCA, CPA or CIMA. Because in business field, only accountant considered as a professional job. But, to be a chartered accountant is not a piece of cake !.\n\nIf you like to meet with people, dare to take risk, willing to try and think for widening business radius, you may go for Marketing, International Business or relevant others.\n\nHuman Resource and Management Sciences also good but for me, if you've a chance to be in better discpline, go for others instead of these two because most of lighter business degree could be learn via online or even night classes.\n\nThe key is in yourself !. Try to relate with your interest and capabilities. You know who you are. You know your strenght and weakness. So, choose the BEST !. May LUCK be yours always...
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Do your own homework, for starters.\n\nTry visiting or calling a small law office. I guarantee you will learn much more this way, and you can do some networking (making vaulable business and employment contatcts).
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Knowledge of business can be applied to any career.  If you're willing to get a masters, think about an MBA.  It would open up a lot more career opportunities in film and broadcasting. You'll also have a more competitive edge on your peers promotion wise. Goodluck!
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if ur talking a bachelor's degree, business administration typically has courses focusing on HR management, finance, marketing -- courses which help you work in a corporate or business setting.  Public administration is more for people who want to work in organizations dealing with the public -- like government, some non-profits, etc.  If you are looking to go more into business, a business degree is probably better -- a public admin. degree is not as broad, unless you are looking to go on to be in government, law, etc.  Good luck.