I have a Bachelors in Child and Family Studies and want to do a family mediation type business?
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Contact the Court Clerk to see what Licensing requirements have to be met.  Try to align yourself with a clinic, hospital, church, school or doctor's group to get started.
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I work from home with my own home based business. That I really love. I take care of my five children and baby sit two more. I post ads for my business and call business contacts.
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What are you good at doing? Maybe you can turn that into a business. You say you are a mother, would you like to run a day care for other mothers who work outside their homes? Good luck in whatever you do!
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You will need to take a college level math course. It only has to be basic. In conjunction with your BS in CJ, I wholeheartedly recommend that you minor in either Psychology or Social Work. And if you plan to enter a career in Federal Law Enforcement, please be advised that many agents have specialized degrees in accounting, law, bio sciences, political science, psychology and human behavior. I would also encourage you to learn a foreign language to broaden your marketability.  Good luck.
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If your question is referring to the economic side and you can not combine your job with your family life in a normal profession: check out a good networkmarketing which can be run as a work-from-home business.\n\nI had a similar problem with 4 children going to school and not finding a well paid part time job anymore. I found the HERBALIFE networkmarketing which was fitting pretty good into my family life. But don't exspect miracles, any networkmarketing is hard work until it pays out.\n\nBut if you have enough self-discipline you can do it, when children are at school or do their homework, and also the income can come up to really good amounts, if you stay for months and years.
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I don't know about the States, but here in the UK you can start by joining tutoring agencies, which people who want tution for their kids contact. The downside is that also demand a large percentage of your own takings...usually approx 25%. However, once you have one, and you are good, word of mouth is the best way!
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It sounds to me you're the type who would get into a multi-level marketing business. There are a number of organizations like this you can look into.
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This is a tough one, since there's no information about your background, your education, professional experience, or training as a mediator.   Let me give this the best shot I can.\n\nFirst of all, there are very few jobs for mediators, and it can be difficult, although not impossible, to build a successful career as a mediator.  Many mediators are in private practice and have established their own businesses.  Organizations that do hire mediators tend to bring in people who possess a particular professional background which makes these mediators suitable for the types of disputes the organization works to resolve.  They also tend to hire people who already have substantial mediation experience, not those who are just beginning in the field.  I don’t mean to sound discouraging, but that’s the reality.\n\nTo get a job as a mediator or to start your own business, you have to have training first, since this is, after all, a profession with codes of ethics and conduct.  You should contact a mediator in the state you reside in to find out what the minimum requirements may be there for training, or get in touch with a professional association for alternative dispute resolution professionals.  They can help you.  Visit Mediate.com, an online resource for information about mediation, as well as the web site for the Association for Conflict Resolution at www.acrnet.org, which has chapters for mediators throughout the U.S.  \n\nBy the way, do your homework before enrolling in any training program to make sure that you’re receiving training from a reputable organization, and be suspicious of organizations which claim to provide training on the internet or through distance learning programs.  Also, watch out for training programs that claim to offer "certification" -- only a few state courts certify mediators, so this can be a confusing claim.\n\nFor a great resource on mediation training, visit this Ohio web site at http://www.disputeresolution.ohio.gov/brochures/cgtrainer.htm  \n\nTraining may also include study at an institute of higher learning, such as a master's degree program in conflict resolution at an accredited university.  Many universities offer such programs.  This can be a good way to begin, since many of these institutions have career placement offices which can assist you in exploring career opportunities.\n\nYou also need to take a look at your own background. What could you offer clients? What is your professional experience?  Is it in social work? Human resources? The law? Education?  Public policy? The environment?  Digital technology?  The arts?  (Just to name a few.)  Many mediators who find career success do so because they have used their existing jobs or positions as a launch pad to building a mediation practice, adding mediation as a service they can offer existing clients or customers.  \n\nI would also recommend getting yourself a copy of Forrest Mosten’s Mediation Career Guide for some useful ideas on careers in mediation.  In addition, get in touch with practicing mediators and ask them for their ideas. \n\nBest of luck to you!
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You want to be a social worker? I'm aiming for something like that too, more with children though.
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Call the Chamber of Commerce and ask for a list of practitioners.  \n\nLike someone said, many work alone and most will prefer you meet certain educational standards and a good work history.  Best of luck.
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yes there is a chance that you could, but the wave of the future for people is having a family and still working in the corporate world. Go see a lawyer
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Sure, I can. I have a Bachelor's of Science in Marketing. How much were you looking to spend?
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Get your port folio ready with all your legitimate plans. When you are ready go to the big corporations like Johnson and Johnson and present your plan. If it is good enough someone will look at you. Don't give up if you don't get through at first. You need to try at least six companies.\n\nMake sure you research this thoroughly before you begin thinking of putting one foot in front of the big corporation's door. Speak to baby doctors about their preferred products for babies and why. Speak to mothers and nurses too. So you should prepare several questionaires and results should be compiled before making your move.
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selling kids is illegal hehe\n\nSeriously it sounds like the eBay trading assistant program might work for you.  You could look up trading assistants in your area and ask them if they are looking for employees.  These generally will be small operations, but they will have a lot of room to expand.
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Don't forget to engage your local churches, you might be able to get them to enlist their congregation to accept offerings in the name of your project or more specifically to the family of choice but you will need to make a plea to them.\nBake sales are always good to make money with too.
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GO TO THE marchofdimes.com THEY SHOULD BE ABLE TO PROVIDE ASSISTANCE OR AT LEAST SEND YOU IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION. OR DIVISION OF CHILDREN AND FAMILY SERVICES
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The best thing to do is to check with the college for this answer.\nMany colleges have a social worker degree available. \nAs a former foster parent, I dealt with SW's all the time, and it seemed that most of them had schooling in sociaology, psychology, etc.