- Q.What age range do you fit into?
- Q.What was your major field of study or specialization for your certificate/diploma/degree?
- Q.What was the name of the educational institute you attended?
- Q.Why did you choose your major?
- Q.What did you gain from your educational experience?
- Q.What position do you currently hold?
- Q.What are the biggest challenges in your job?
- Q.How much of your certificate/diploma/degree relates to your current job?
- Q.What other jobs could you do with the skills you have gained in this field?
- Q.What advice can you give to women and young girls who plan to take a similar career path?
A."25-34"
A."Event Management and International Business."
A."London Metropolitan University, United Kingdom."
A."I chose it so that I could be versatile in any industry."
A."I learned the theoretical side of practical things"
A."I am a consultant for a major international firm."
A."The biggest challenge that I have is the travelling. There are times when I miss my family a lot, but the plus side to having an international job is the flexibility and constant change of doing something different."
A."Quite a lot of it. Many situations that have arisen on the job reflected many case studies and mock situations we practiced during my program."
A."There are plenty of jobs you can do with an International Business or Events Management degree. Some include positions with government agencies and international firms. Both degrees are quite versatile."
A."Even if your not 100% sure about what you want to do, always do volunteer work during your time at university. Make sure it is at least a three to six month position so that you can change your volunteer position every year so that you have experience working in different sectors that you are interested in and enjoy. Also, look at the skills you will gain that way it will help your confidence."
