Ambassador Or Management Career
Q&A on What Training Is Suitable for these Career Choices
A reader asks for advice on choosing a path between being an ambassador or working within management.
Note - all letters are reprinted as received, with names and some details deleted to ensure privacy, but no correction to spelling or grammar.
Q: i have done my bachelor's in IT than did my diploma in business administration from london.but i am confused which career to choose.
1) i want to be a embassador in future but dont know which study pathway can lead me to this.moreover i am confused that how much time will it take to be a embassador at good level.is it good for females?
2) if i choose any management feild like HRM than what will be the options for my career?
above all actually what i want is :
i want to choose a career which can along with paying me well also can give me executive position in future with good scope and less time.
thanks for helping me
A: You don't mention if English is your first language, but judging by your spelling errors and grammar I would suspect it isn't. So, depending on where you want to be an ambassador, you will need to ensure you have a grasp of another language other than your native one. Generally, you are an ambassador for your own country, but could live in another country. There is no training per se, (for example, you cannot take a course in becoming an ambassador), but you would need to be politically aware of world situations as they pertain to your own country. For many countries, you must also be part of the political stream - you cannot represent your own country in another's without knowing home politics. Check with your own country's system - try finding out who is an ambassador for your country, and email them.
As for Human Resource Management - most prefer training within that field - and there are many post-secondary institutes that offer excellent programs - again, you must check in your own country for what is available, or consider an online degree. Your business administration diploma will be invaluable for this field. Again, depending on where you intend to work, you will need to check local government sites for information on the scope for HRM. And always remember, your scope is only limited to what you want to do. As you have taken two degrees now from post-secondary institutes, both of these schools will have a Career Guidance department with information on your local choices.
But first, a strongly suggestion, if you want to work within North America, you should raise your knowledge of English.
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