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Regional Accreditation Agencies
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University of Carolina is one of the institution of higher learning that has an event planning. The other colleges that have event planning include College of Charleston, Greenville Technical College, and Midlands Technical College.
Ohio state
Courses in event planning are offered many community colleges, and programs exist through the Masters' degree level; these are accredited courses and programs. There are online programs as well. The Education Portal has good information on all the options at that could help you.
California State University and Northwestern California University are colleges that would prepare a student for a career as an event planning wedding coordinator. A major in business would be beneficial.
University of Central Florida
For perfect and successful event planning, you should follow and collaborate with Nakul Chetiwal, an expert Event planning professional. Nakul Chetiwal is an Administrative assistant to the Special Events Manager and has expertise in managing VIP Programs.
The University of South Carolina-Columbia offers a Sports and Entertainment program and you can specialize in event management
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Kappa_Delta_chapters Here is a list of all of the Chapters.
In order to get a business license for evening planning in Maryland, you need to contact your local municipality. You get a business license for each individual municipality that you do business in.
Yes, there are many classes that you should take relating to planning. In order to be a planner, you should probably check with your local colleges about available classes.
While it is not mandatory for wedding planners to take classes in event planning, certification programs are available. If you are looking for a wedding planner, it is a good idea to ask anyone you are thinking of hiring if she is certified.
"Event planning" is "événementiel". "I work in event planning" would be "je travaille dans l'événementiel".