4.02 PowerPoint Part II 4.02 Understand business management activities and careers.

If You Like: Business Numbers Organizing things

Then you might consider a career in: Business Management.

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)

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.

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)

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.

Choosing Your Workplace The kind of activities you do will impact the career you choose and place you work!

What Is The Occupational Outlook Handbook? The Occupational Outlook Handbook lists various information on hundreds of different types of jobs—such as Administrator and Manager. It is available online and in hard copy.

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

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