Q: In addition to required coursework, load up your electives with as many relevant courses as possible. Take any classes related to accounting, personal finance, business management, and keyboarding that your high school offers. Bookkeepers typically need a 2-year associate degree, but some businesses hire applicants who've earned a high school diploma. Either way, taking relevant electives in high school will help prepare you for a career in bookkeeping. Pursue a degree at a vocational school, community college, online school, or brick-and-mortar university. Look for associate degree programs in bookkeeping, accounting, or business administration. Accounting is the perfect degree program for aspiring bookkeepers, but that doesn't mean bookkeepers and accountants do the same work. Bookkeepers basically compile financial information, then accountants analyze that data, generate models, and create big-picture financial strategies. Foundational courses for bookkeeping students include business accounting, managerial accounting, tax accounting, and payroll management. Additionally, bookkeepers are expected to follow strict ethical standards, so it's wise to take a class in business ethics. Even if you don't enroll in a degree program, you can still take classes here and there online or at a community college. Relevant college-level coursework will make you a more competitive candidate when you're on the job hunt. At school or independently, enroll in coursework related to accounting information systems. Common programs include Microsoft Excel, QuickBooks, Sage, and Oracle Financials Cloud. It's also important to have strong typing skills and to proficiently use the 10-digit number pad, which is typically on the far right of the keyboard. A keyboarding class can help you develop these skills. Whenever possible, it's wise to take courses, read books, or watch educational videos about financial analysis. Relevant topics include data forecasting, statistics, financial strategy, risk assessment, and credit analysis. As technology advances, many routine bookkeeping tasks have and will continue to become automated. For this reason, analysis and advisement are becoming important skills and will help you stay relevant as the industry evolves.
A: Sign up for electives related to accounting while you're in high school. Enroll in a 2-year accounting degree program. Take courses in accounting principles, financial management, and math. Build your knowledge of spreadsheet and accounting software. Refine your financial analysis skills.

Q: Many designers look for entry level positions at established corporations like General Motors, Ford, Chrysler, or Honda. The benefit of working for larger corporations is you are able to learn from a team of experienced designers, you can become familiar with a particular brand and theme, and you will likely earn a stable income. In the U.S., salaries can range from $43,000-$57,000. As a designer, you may be a good fit at a smaller, start-up alternate fuel company. Though you may receive a lower salary than a position at a large corporation, you will get to work on alternative designs and innovative approaches to alternate fuel cars. Often, upon graduation, you will need to be willing to go where you can find work. You may need to move overseas or across the country if a position comes up that would be a good fit. The average salary in the UK for car designers is around 50,000. UK manufacturers tend to develop niche sports or prestige car markets, instead of the more U.S. based "consumer" vehicles. So this means you may be eligible for a higher salary overseas.
A: Look for positions at large multinational corporations. Consider applying for a position at a start-up company. Be prepared to move for work.

Q: This includes preparation and cooking of the food. The foods that are usually eaten raw (such as fruits and vegetables) should be thoroughly cleaned before eating to prevent ingestion of contaminated food. Drinking water should be boiled if need be and should be kept in a clean place for cooling. The water that is being used for cooking needs to be clean to avoid contamination. Swimming pools should be treated with chlorine and the pool water should be changed regularly. This is to avoid contamination and to ensure that it is safe for swimming. Fecal contamination in pools does happen more often than most think. In a recent study by the CDC, 58% of public swimming pools tested positive for fecal contamination. This doesn't mean there is E. coli present necessarily, but it does provide the environment for it to be transmitted. If you are swimming, avoid swallowing pool water as much as possible. Also, shower after leaving the pool to greatly diminish any chances of infection. It is important to keep your hands clean at all times. E. coli is contagious and can be spread from one person to another through fecal contamination. Poor hygiene in the restroom can lead to the bacteria's spread. Wash your hands with warm soap and water. Scrub for at least 20 seconds. Ensure that your food is cooked well before consumption. If it's undercooked, don't eat it especially beef. Cooking food thoroughly ensures that any microbe that might be present in the food are not ingested. A food thermometer should be used to ensure that the food being consumed is safe. Beef is only done when it has reached an internal temperature of 160 F (71.1C).
A: Maintain hygienic measures while preparing food. Take caution in swimming pools. Wash your hands regularly. Cook your food well.

Q: This norm intends to express the importance of observing a proper behavior as well as suggesting the style of dress to wear for the social gathering. Black and white colors draw special attention to evening attires. A tuxedo with a black tie for men. A one-piece garment for women.
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Advice about a correct protocol in terms of excellence.