Business, 24.10.2019 23:43, alliwkatring

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introduction
in this activity, you will choose a career in the financial services industry and analyze the required certifications for the chosen career. you will further identify the technological and interpersonal skills required for this career.

directions and analysis
task 1: careers and educational requirements
perform online research and choose a career in the financial services industry. determine the education you will need to prepare for this career.

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task 2: certification requirements
for your chosen career, identify the certification or licensing required. develop a strategy to prepare for certification.

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task 3: information technology and interpersonal skills
for your chosen career, describe the skills you will need to learn and develop.

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in this activity, you will choose a career in the financial services...