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- May 29th, 2010
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shelbwof_16 asked:
Do you have to have a collage edducation to work at like a dentist office when you are in high school? My 2nd choice is to work at a bridal shop, but there isnt one in my home town, so I cant do that.
i mean as like an office assistant FOR EX- like in a dentist office, cleaning the utincils and like in a doctor office handling papers
Do you have to have a collage edducation to work at like a dentist office when you are in high school? My 2nd choice is to work at a bridal shop, but there isnt one in my home town, so I cant do that.
i mean as like an office assistant FOR EX- like in a dentist office, cleaning the utincils and like in a doctor office handling papers
Just don’t say like
How do you get a college education while in high school? Also, use spell check, will you?
not necessarily a college education, high-school is enough or having a vocational/secretarial skill.
I suggest you first learn to spell (or type) and get more education. That way you will be prepared for the better jobs and earning more money.
you just without realising it have spoted what could be a lucrative career opertunity for you.
you want to work in a bridal shop why not open one in your home town. consider finding someone to go into business with that is a good designer, and supply custom gowns and accessories so maybe a jewelry designer, what about a shoe designer too, they could also be a partner to you. and you could then offer your speciality outfits to buy online and ship world wide.
you know more about this and what women want in a bridal store. it would help if you get an education degree in business management and retail.
as for the career in the dentist office, to be a receptionist then other than good comunication skills the ability to do paper filing (so as long as you can read you should be fine) and the ability to use a computer and to learn fast the dental practice computer system would be good.
as for a dental nurse or technician then yes some degree of medical and science background may be required. (i’m presuming her on this point thogh, as i am not in the medical field).
i guess if you can market the bridal shop properly it would be a better financial decision to open the shop than to work in the dentists. providing you can get the marketing right as well as setting a realistic price for the items you make and sell. ofcourse you will need to employ people to make the gowms etc.
oh and before i forget i’d strongly recomend you get into accounting at least at a basic level so you can keep up to date on your paper work for tax purposes as well as your profit and loss forcasting.
just my opinion, and spotting the business opertunity (hole in your local market) that you clearly missed by not thinking clearly enough. you are looking at the now picture and not the what IF or what could be.