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Academic Majors
Academic majors are the course works individuals study during college which relate to their chosen career paths.
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Qualifications needed to be a registrar?
The qualifications you would need to be a registra are to be able to read, write and takl to people in a polite manner but really all you need to be a registra is to be able to read and write and if you cant do those then you cannot do the job that you want to do.
What are specific courses for a major?
The specific courses needed for a major depends on the major itself. Within a four year program of study, the first two years are usually involved in completing the institutions general education cluster which may include, oral and written communication skills, math, exact sciences, humanities, social science and prerequisite courses required before taking the major and minor courses particular to the specific program of study.
How long does it take to become an architect outside of the US?
A career in architecture normally involves seven years in higher education and training; this includes a five year degree programme and a minimum of 2 years professional experience in an architect's office (or equivalent) and successful completion of professional examinations before registration with the Architects Registration Board.
For information on a career in architecture, have a look at the Connexions website at http://www.connexions-direct.com/jobs4u/... Add 'Architecture' to the search box for details, including entry requirements and links to the registration and professional bodies relevant for each of the four countries within the UK.
If you'd like to check out the subject options that meet entry requirements for architecture courses at university, have a look at the UCAS website: http://ucas.com/students/coursesearch/. Select Architecture, either as a single subject or as a combined option, to bring up the list of courses and then click on any university of interest for more details, including entry requirements. These will often be listed under 'general entry requirements, but sometimes there are course specific requirements. GCSE subjects should include maths, English language and a separate or a double award science: Maths, physics and art are useful subjects at A level although many other subjects are acceptable. (In some instances, alternative but equivalent qualifications such as a BTEC National Certificate or Diploma in Construction, may be acceptable). If you have queries, you could discuss these with your school careers adviser or contact the university admissions office for clarification.
Allow some time for your research as you may want to check out other links or review your options. I hope this helps answer your question and wish you well in your future study and career!
How long does it take to become an architect?
- In most states, you’ll need to earn a degree from a program accredited by the National Architectural Accrediting Board (NAAB)—a Bachelor of Architecture, Master of Architecture, or Doctor of Architecture.
- Once you graduate high school, you can start earning real-world experience through the Architectural Experience Program® (AXP™). To complete the program, candidates must document 3,740 hours across six experience areas.
- Finally, you’ll need to pass the Architect Registration Examination® (ARE®), which is the six-part national licensing exam. In most states, you can complete the AXP and take the exam at the same time.
After you do all of that, you may now legally call yourself an "architect!"
Architecture in the UK
To become an architect in the UK it requires a total of 5 years at university and 2 years of professional work placement.
It is split into 3 parts: you obtain your part 1 after 3 years of university study obtaining your bachelors of architecture and one year of work placement. Then a further two years of university secures you your part 2. To complete your part 3 requires another year of practice and the sitting of a final exam. Once qualified you register with the Architects Registration Board and then you can call yourself an architect.
How much does a business major makes?
Business managers incomes varies because there are different levels of business managers. Entry-level managers may average about $40,000 to $50,000, while executive business managers may make over $100,000.
A person who has completed a 1-year nursing program and passed a licensing test is a?
A person who completed a 1 year nursing program and passed a licensing test is a nursing assistant. The annual salary range for a nursing assistant is on average $11.49 per hour.
Characteristics of customer-centric organization?
charistics of a customer are being nice because they stay at that store or restaurant and help u and sometimes it is very hard to be nice if u are mean give them a tip and write sorry or say thank you
