4.02 PowerPoint Part II

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4.02 PowerPoint Part II

• 4.02 Understand business management activities
  and careers.

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If You Like

• Business
• Numbers
• Organizing things

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Then you might consider a career in

• Business Management.

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Factors That Will Affect Your Career

• Education
• Where You Want To Work (Workplace)
• The money you want to make (salary)
• The things you do on your job (job duties)

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Education Salary

• Different jobs require different education
  levels.
• For example
• A File Clerk may only need to have a High School
  Diploma but
• A Manager may need a Bachelors Degree
• Generally, the more education you have the more
  money you will earn.

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Types Of Education

• High School Diploma
• High School Career and Technical
  Education/Training
• On the Job Training
• Apprenticeship
• Bachelors Degree
• Masters Degree
• PhD (Doctorial Degree)

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Work Description

• What you would be required to do on the job.
• Your job duties.
• For example
• A Receptionist will answer the phone.
• A Supervisor is responsible for directing the
  day-to-day activities of employees.

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Choosing Your Workplace

• The kind of activities you do will impact the
  career you choose and place you work!

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What Is The Occupational Outlook Handbook?

• The Occupational Outlook Handbook lists various
  information on hundreds of different types of
  jobssuch as Administrator and Manager. It is
  available online and in hard copy.

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The Occupational Outlook Handbook Tells

• The training and education needed
• Earnings
• Expected job prospects
• What workers do on the job
• Working conditions
• Job search tips
• Links to job markets in the each state more

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Some Business Management Careers

• Administrative Services Manager
• Construction Manager
• Education Administrators
• Farm Operations and Manager
• Funeral Director

• Loan Officers and Counselors
• Health Service Manager
• Hotel Manager
• Human Resources (HR) Manager
• Public Relations Manager