Education is invaluable, but not everyone has the time or money to earn a degree. Some people may already have a degree, but they’re lacking in some skills. Also, not every course you take in college can help you in the real world. To save you time and money, we’ve created a list of courses everybody should consider taking at some point in their lives. In most cases you can always find a training class that fits your budget, schedule and skill level. Check with universities, local community colleges, workshops, online webinars or even your local library.
Sales. One of the most important skills for almost every organization. Not everyone is born to be a salesperson. But even if you don’t sell anything, the interpersonal and persuasive skills are important in any job and help you to relate to people on an individual level.
Management. People who are doing their job well are rewarded with promotions. Problems arise when they have to manage direct reports and don’t even know how to delegate responsibilities. Even if you’re not close to that role yet, it might be beneficial to learn it ahead of time and be prepared when the day comes.
Accounting. Most people know how to handle money on a daily basis, but never understand their own financial situation. Once a year they throw all their documents at an accountant hoping they get a tax return and don’t owe any money. You need to know your budget and other related financial matters. In most industries, once you reach a certain managerial level, you’ll have budget issues to deal with. Keeping track of your company’s costs and handling money is not as simple as you might think.
Marketing. It is vital for all organizations to get their messages to the world and leadership team likes everyone to be on the same page and have the same goals. A marketing course can give you insights into how the management is thinking. Regardless of your position, this may help you to get noticed and advance in your career.
Technology. Technology is everywhere today and you need to feel comfortable using it. Basic computer skills are expected in most professions, but you might want to improve your skills with spreadsheets, presentations, word processors, and other software. Knowing how to do more on LinkedIn than just log on may help you find a job or succeed in business. Identify your current skills/requirements first and think what needs to be improved. Most people might never need to understand Java, but will use Excel spreadsheet every day. It will give you confidence as you won’t have to rush to learn something just to catch up with everybody else.
Writing. Today most written communications are sent via emails. If your business communications lack punctuation and disregard standard writing guidelines no one will take you seriously. When people who read your emails may never see you personally, your writing skills become the most important judge of your talents or professionalism. Plus, you have more chanced to achieve the result if you learn how to write effectively.
Public speaking. Public speaking said to be the number one fear of most people - even ahead of death. Not sure if it’s actually true, but the world is divided into people who like speaking in public and those who don’t. Some even need to take medication just to keep from passing out before an audience consisting of five people. It’s a valuable skill to learn how to calm down and improve your quality of speech. Even if your job doesn’t require giving speeches, you will have to make a presentation to a group of people someda
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