Business Opportunities After Further Education?

[carlina141]

I am currently taking a business course in college and I would like to know about my options after college. I'm not sure if I want to go to uni as I feel like I will (personally) be wasting my time when I could be gaining experience instead. I don't know of any courses/opportunities/apprenticeships/internships that have what I am looking for. I am looking for somewhere to gain real experience and will help me, sort of like a job or course I guess? Something that will benefit me like a uni course would benefit a doctor? I love the business community and am really motivated to start my business life, I have been studying business for 5 years and want to gain real experience. PLEASE HELP!!

[Quizproquo]

You answered the question yourself.
You're looking for a job, any job to be honest, as it will give you an insight in to how a business is run.
Your place in it will be up to you and how much you value the lesson.

[Buenchico]

Which level of qualification does your current course lead to?

[EDDIE51]

Your collage will have career advisors who actually know you and your course tutors , they are in a far better position to advise you than any of us are able to do. Make use of them , that's why they are there.

[NoMercy]

Well fancy that. NicoleLaze joins AB and immediately posts an ad.

What are the chances!!!

I wonder if she and Carlina are acquainted...

[waterboatman]

I'm watching NM. I thinking the same.

[Old_Geezer]

You have been studing business for FIVE years yet now you are mulling over becoming a doctor ? Even more amazing you seem primarily considering further courses, giving the impression that you want to be a permanent student. Go speak to your college careers advisor about applying for jobs in business, and go start on your business career path. Once gainfully employed you should be able to uncover what further training you need to climb the greasy pole. Or even what's needed to strike out on your own.

[woofgang]

timothy J lind too....who, despite the masculine given name, registers their gender as female?