Year Up - Classes Taught and Skills Learned

Classes Taught and Skills Learned

Partial list of technical skills classes:

  • Network support
  • Dreamweaver
  • Operating systems
  • HTML
  • Hardware repair
  • TCP/IP
  • ASP
  • Photoshop
  • Javascript

Partial list of Financial Operations skills classes;

  • Financial Statement Analysis
  • Capital Formation
  • Ratio Analysis
  • Financial Markets and Capital Markets
  • Regulation
  • Trade Settlement and Clearing
  • N.A.V. and Mutual Funds

Partial list of professional and business skills classes:

  • Writing skills
  • Working in teams
  • Time management
  • Workplace norms
  • Professional networking
  • Introduction to business
  • Communicating clearly and effectively
  • Personal finance
  • Conflict resolution

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