I recently received a certificate from Stanly Community College for Business Administration. I am going to further my education at UNC Charlotte this fall, but in the meantime I was wondering if there was any job, even if it’s just an entry level job, that I can get or apply for with my certificate.
More MBA Reads
Would getting a Certificate on Business administration help find a better job, just so that I can continue my education, I mean I only a have a HS diploma and ...
READ MORE
by The Library of Congress
Question by Brandon: What Kind Of Jobs Would Be Available For Someone With An Undergraduate Certificate In Business Administration?
With Emphasis In Small Business Management and ...
READ MORE
Question by Lexiee: what kind of school do i have to go through to major in business administration?
Best answer:
Answer by ownpoolMost universities offer majors in business administration.
Give your answer to ...
READ MORE
by The U.S. National Archives
Question by D_boy: Are there any good accredited online colleges for business administration?
Best answer:
Answer by KateExcelsior College in Albany, NY. Fully accredited distance education, ...
READ MORE
Question by Ally: What kind of jobs can you do with a business administration major?
Best answer:
Answer by Ihsan Madministrative jobs, HR related jobs, marketing jobs, management related jobs. project management ...
READ MORE
Certificates are not worth the paper they are printed on. If you recevied an actual associates degree, then you would be qualified for some VERY entry level accounting positions. However most professional business jobs will require AT LEAST a bachelor’s degree and many will want an MBA or a CPA license on top of that.
a deek sukkin job bro
Business Administration could go pretty much anywhere, because any entity that makes money earns revenues by doing some sort of business and the organisation needs administration. You will probably qualify only for entry level jobs, but that should be good enough for earning the monthly paycheck while you study further at UNC. You’d probably work in an office for some company that manufactures or distributes products and do various administrative tasks like typing letters for your boss, organizing meeting schedules, sorting out files, bookkeeping etc. It’s not a fancy job, but doesn’t mean you can’t climb your way up to better positions in the company or elsewhere.
I suggest joining LinkedIn and posting your CV there; that way prospective employers who are looking for people with your type of background can conveniently locate you. Also, join job hunting websites like Monster. com, JobsDB, JobStreet etc. . . in addition to posting your CV, you will also be able to browse prospective employers and job vacancies that interest you and apply.