Is it a boom or bust? Why do some businesses succeed while others
fail? What are the crucial skills needed to make a business profitable
in today's global economy? Searching for the answers to these questions
is the goal of any thriving company.
Valencia has created a wide range of Business programs that are
among the high-wage, high-skilled jobs forecasted as the fastest
growing in Central Florida. And these programs have been developed
with input and guidance from some of the top business and industry
employers in the area.
The business job market can be considered the driving force of
a strong economy. The business sector is projected to increase twice
as fast as the overall economy from 2005 - 2014 adding the most
new jobs. And a company that is staffed by employees, who have a
thorough understanding of how a thriving business grows and operates,
is almost guaranteed to be successful.
Business graduated play roles in just about every industry, performing
tasks such as managing operations, hiring and training employees,
ordering supplies and merchandise, managing computer systems and
overseeing the day-to-day operations of an office. From providing
office support, to learning to run your own business, to the most
current accounting techniques, Valencia's business programs prepare
you for an exciting career in this diverse job market by immersing
you in the latest business theory and practices.
Job Outlook:
Employment in professional and service occupations is expected
to increase the fastest of all occupations, and add the most
jobs from 2004-2014.
An increase in the number of businesses, changing financial
laws and regulations, and increased scrutiny of company finances
will drive growth of accountants and auditors.
Opportunities for secretaries and administrative assistants
will be best for those with extensive knowledge of software
applications.
The demand for medical transcription services will be spurred
by a growing and aging population and will be sustained by the
continued need for electronic documentation that can easily be
shared among providers.
Employment of medical records and health information technicians
is expected to grow much faster than the average for all occupations,
due to rapid growth in the number of medical tests, treatments,
and procedures that will be increasingly scrutinized by insurance
companies.
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