Your Questions About Doing Business Online Btec
Ruth asks…
How can I write my cover letter?
I am school leaver and I am finding it difficult to find a job.I am waiting on my National Insurance number which is yet to turn up any day as my birthday is on the 5th of August. I studied Maths, English, Btec Science, GCSE Science, Extended Project, Citizenship, History, Religious, Business, Music and ICT. Soon I will be starting Kingston College. I would like to apply for a cleaning job because I do not reach the age boundaries to do so (18).
So back to the point, I like in London and I cannot find a job. I’m doing research online and I’m really trying hard. So what do I put in my cover letter? How could I start it off? and How could I end it?
Jere answers:
For the content what I would do is say “I am writing in response to your advert (where you saw advert) for (job described on advert). I am interested in this position. My CV is enclosed. Please do not hesitiate to contact me if you need any further details. I look forward to hearing from you,”
For something like a cleaning job it is probably more important to respond swiftly rather than spend too much time dseliberating what to say.
Nancy asks…
What course should i continue on after my Level 3 IT Diploma? Few choices available?
I have recently just finished my BTEC Level 3 IT Practitioners, Graded at Triple Distinction.
I have decided to take one year out before proceeding onto University and work for the meantime.
I like to study so i will be enrolling onto a online level 4 course so i do not fall out of my study routine. I have a few choices but was wondering which one of the following would look better on the CV for computing jobs in the near future:
1. Advanced Psychology Level 4
2. Business Law Level 4
3. Caring for People with Learning Disabilities Level 4
4. Anatomy and Physiology Level 4
5. Criminal Psychology Level 4
6. Business Economics Level 4
They all seem very interesting and i wish i could do them all to honest.
Im thinking of doing one or maybe even two if i can juggle between work and make time.
Recommend me two and then which of the two i should go for if i am unable to do both.
Thank you for your help. Danny. 🙂
Jere answers:
2 & 6 are both need in the world today due to the economy crisis. This will improve your CV and maybe even allow you to have to different job options.
Sandy asks…
Do people look down on me because of my disability, it makes me feel depressed?
Hello everyone, I’m 20 years old and I live in England. I just wanted to know do people like and respect me less because of my education? Please look below for a full list of my certificates and qualifications that I have gained from school and college. I went to a special needs school as I have got a mild learning disability. My brothers have called me things such as spast.c, retard.d a stupid useless spast.c because of my education and they say my qualifications and certificates are worthless, are they right?
The qualifications I gained at school:
* The FA Football Development Programme, Junior Football Organisers Course
* Edexcel, Entry Level Certificate subjects, English Entry Level 3, RE Entry Level 2
* AOA, Entry Level 3 in Science
* OCR, Entry Level 3’s in, Information And Communication Technology, and Physical Education
* Edexcel, GCSE Certificate grade E in Art And Design
* OCR, GCSE Certificate in Mathematics grade G
* Bronze Duke of Edinburgh Award
* Trinity College London Bronze Level 1 Award in the Arts
Qualifications gained at college
* FE Level Up Award Bronze
* OCR, National Skills Profile, Retail
* Young Lives, Certificate of Achievment, as a Vinvolved volunteer with the Prince’s Trust Team
* OCR, Level 1 Certificate in Adult Numeracy
* City & Guilds, Certificate of unit credit towards Personal Development and contributing to the community, Entry 3 planning for prpgression, Entry 3 Community project, Level 1 Career planning and making applications, Level 1 Supporting others, Level 1 Work- based experience
* College course learner of the month award
* City & Guilds Level 1 Certificate in Adult Literacy
* City & Guilds Level 2 Certificate in Adult Literacy
* Edexcel, Certificate of unit achievment, Level 1’s in Applying for a job, Preparing for an interview and Interview skills
* Nocn, Credit/s Awarded, Entry Level 3’s in, Developing skills for use and maintaining garden tools, Introduction to propagation of plants, Induction to College, Developing an awareness of soil types, Introduction to garden horticulture, Developing skills for sowing and growing plants.
* City & Guilds, Level 1 iTQ Certificate for IT users
* City & Guilds Certificate of Unit Credit Towards, ITQ for IT Users, Level 1’s in, improving productivity using IT, IT User Fundamentals, Using Email, Using mobile IT devices, and, Presentation software.
City & Guilds Functional skills qualification in Information and Communication Technology (ICT) Entry Level 3
* City & Guilds Functional skills qualification in Mathematics at Entry Level 3
* Edexcel BTEC Entry Level 3 in Workskills
* Edexcel Notification of Performance, Entry Level 3’s in Managing Your Own Money, and, Planning An Enterprise Activity
Other certificates and qualifications:
Level 1 in football coaching,
FA Emergency First Aid
FA Safeguarding Children
Qualifications I am working towards this year:
-Math’s Level 2 *
-FA Coaching Children *
-FA Fitness For Football *
-FA Psychology For Football Level 1 *
-FA Planning Preparing And Evaluating Coaching Sessions *
-FA Running A Club *
-FA Online Player And Match Analysis *
-Youth Worker Level 1 Award *
-Equality And Diversity Level 2 *
-First Aid Outdoor Level 2 *
-ECDL Level 2 (European Computer Driving Licence)
-ITQ Level 2
-FA Youth Award Module 1
-FA Youth Award Module 2
-ITQ Level 3
-Youth Worker Level 2 Certificate
-FA Basic First Aid For Sport
-Youth Worker Level 3 Certificate
-FA First Aid Online
-FA Futsal – Laws Of The Game
-FA Laws Of The Game
-NVQ In Customer Service Level 2
-NVQ Level 2 Play Work
-Level 2 Business and Administration
The qualifications and certificates above that have got * next to them they are qualifications and certificates that I have already completed this year.
Do people look down on me because I haven’t done A Levels and because I haven’t gone to University? Do people like and respect me less because of my education?
Thank you in advance for all of the help and advice, I am very grateful.
Jere answers:
I’m pretty sure people won’t look down on someone with no qualifications. I genuinely couldn’t care less what qualifications someone has….i like them for their personality. And I got an A in A level maths (I’m not trying to boast, I’m just trying to let you see that people with good qualifications don’t judge others if they don’t have A levels or whatever). Unless they’re a stuck up poop (in which case, it doesn’t matter whether they like/respect you). They can jog on lol. Anyway…you’ve got loadsa good qualifications! Chillax 🙂 You’ve nothing to stress about! It really doesn’t affect the way people like/respect you anyway. I think your brothers have given you a complex about qualifications/education. Maybe talk to your brothers about how their comments upset you and ask them to stop? It’s hard to admit that someone’s ‘light-hearted’ comments upset you, but if you actually tell them, they may actually realise that it’s affecting you negatively. Cos they probably don’t even realise and think they’re just acting like a brother is supposed to act. Hope I’ve helped and not rambled too much 🙂
Helen asks…
Is it right for people to treat me this way because of a mild learning disability? I feel very depressed?
Hello everyone, I’m 20 years old and I live in England. I just wanted to know do people like and respect me less because of my education? Please look below for a full list of my certificates and qualifications that I have gained from school and college. I went to a special needs school as I have got a mild learning disability. My brothers have called me things such as spast.c, retard.d a stupid useless spast.c because of my education and they say my qualifications and certificates are worthless, are they right?
The qualifications I gained at school:
* The FA Football Development Programme, Junior Football Organisers Course
* Edexcel, Entry Level Certificate subjects, English Entry Level 3, RE Entry Level 2
* AOA, Entry Level 3 in Science
* OCR, Entry Level 3’s in, Information And Communication Technology, and Physical Education
* Edexcel, GCSE Certificate grade E in Art And Design
* OCR, GCSE Certificate in Mathematics grade G
* Bronze Duke of Edinburgh Award
* Trinity College London Bronze Level 1 Award in the Arts
Qualifications gained at college
* FE Level Up Award Bronze
* OCR, National Skills Profile, Retail
* Young Lives, Certificate of Achievment, as a Vinvolved volunteer with the Prince’s Trust Team
* OCR, Level 1 Certificate in Adult Numeracy
* City & Guilds, Certificate of unit credit towards Personal Development and contributing to the community, Entry 3 planning for prpgression, Entry 3 Community project, Level 1 Career planning and making applications, Level 1 Supporting others, Level 1 Work- based experience
* College course learner of the month award
* City & Guilds Level 1 Certificate in Adult Literacy
* City & Guilds Level 2 Certificate in Adult Literacy
* Edexcel, Certificate of unit achievment, Level 1’s in Applying for a job, Preparing for an interview and Interview skills
* Nocn, Credit/s Awarded, Entry Level 3’s in, Developing skills for use and maintaining garden tools, Introduction to propagation of plants, Induction to College, Developing an awareness of soil types, Introduction to garden horticulture, Developing skills for sowing and growing plants.
* City & Guilds, Level 1 iTQ Certificate for IT users
* City & Guilds Certificate of Unit Credit Towards, ITQ for IT Users, Level 1’s in, improving productivity using IT, IT User Fundamentals, Using Email, Using mobile IT devices, and, Presentation software.
City & Guilds Functional skills qualification in Information and Communication Technology (ICT) Entry Level 3
* City & Guilds Functional skills qualification in Mathematics at Entry Level 3
* Edexcel BTEC Entry Level 3 in Workskills
* Edexcel Notification of Performance, Entry Level 3’s in Managing Your Own Money, and, Planning An Enterprise Activity
Other certificates and qualifications:
Level 1 in football coaching,
FA Emergency First Aid
FA Safeguarding Children
Qualifications I am working towards this year:
-Math’s Level 2 *
-FA Coaching Children *
-FA Fitness For Football *
-FA Psychology For Football Level 1 *
-FA Planning Preparing And Evaluating Coaching Sessions *
-FA Running A Club *
-FA Online Player And Match Analysis *
-Youth Worker Level 1 Award *
-Equality And Diversity Level 2 *
-First Aid Outdoor Level 2 *
-ECDL Level 2 (European Computer Driving Licence)
-ITQ Level 2
-FA Youth Award Module 1
-FA Youth Award Module 2
-ITQ Level 3
-Youth Worker Level 2 Certificate
-FA Basic First Aid For Sport
-Youth Worker Level 3 Certificate
-FA First Aid Online
-FA Futsal – Laws Of The Game
-FA Laws Of The Game
-NVQ In Customer Service Level 2
-NVQ Level 2 Play Work
-Level 2 Business and Administration
The qualifications and certificates above that have got * next to them they are qualifications and certificates that I have already completed this year.
Do people look down on me because I haven’t done A Levels and because I haven’t gone to University? Do people like and respect me less because of my education? Am I really that stupid?
I have self harmed myself before, and I have thought about killing myself as well.
Thank you in advance for all of the help and advice, I am very grateful.
Jere answers:
It is really a tough situation to handle. Let me go through it leisurely when my mind remains refreshed and recharged. I have to study, examine and analyze various things from different angles. I may also have to consult my mentor and few wise friends. These exercises may take time. Kindly bear with me, if there is any delay.
Mandy asks…
Do people like me and respect me less because of my education? Please help?
Hello everyone, I’m 20 years old and I live in England. I just wanted to know do people like and respect me less because of my education? Please look below for a full list of my certificates and qualifications that I have gained from school and college. I went to a special needs school as I have got a mild learning disability. My brothers have called me things such as spast.c, retard.d a stupid useless spast.c because of my education and they say my qualifications and certificates are worthless, are they right?
The qualifications I gained at school:
* The FA Football Development Programme, Junior Football Organisers Course
* Edexcel, Entry Level Certificate subjects, English Entry Level 3, RE Entry Level 2
* AOA, Entry Level 3 in Science
* OCR, Entry Level 3’s in, Information And Communication Technology, and Physical Education
* Edexcel, GCSE Certificate grade E in Art And Design
* OCR, GCSE Certificate in Mathematics grade G
* Bronze Duke of Edinburgh Award
* Trinity College London Bronze Level 1 Award in the Arts
Qualifications gained at college
* FE Level Up Award Bronze
* OCR, National Skills Profile, Retail
* Young Lives, Certificate of Achievment, as a Vinvolved volunteer with the Prince’s Trust Team
* OCR, Level 1 Certificate in Adult Numeracy
* City & Guilds, Certificate of unit credit towards Personal Development and contributing to the community, Entry 3 planning for prpgression, Entry 3 Community project, Level 1 Career planning and making applications, Level 1 Supporting others, Level 1 Work- based experience
* College course learner of the month award
* City & Guilds Level 1 Certificate in Adult Literacy
* City & Guilds Level 2 Certificate in Adult Literacy
* Edexcel, Certificate of unit achievment, Level 1’s in Applying for a job, Preparing for an interview and Interview skills
* Nocn, Credit/s Awarded, Entry Level 3’s in, Developing skills for use and maintaining garden tools, Introduction to propagation of plants, Induction to College, Developing an awareness of soil types, Introduction to garden horticulture, Developing skills for sowing and growing plants.
* City & Guilds, Level 1 iTQ Certificate for IT users
* City & Guilds Certificate of Unit Credit Towards, ITQ for IT Users, Level 1’s in, improving productivity using IT, IT User Fundamentals, Using Email, Using mobile IT devices, and, Presentation software.
City & Guilds Functional skills qualification in Information and Communication Technology (ICT) Entry Level 3
* City & Guilds Functional skills qualification in Mathematics at Entry Level 3
* Edexcel BTEC Entry Level 3 in Workskills
* Edexcel Notification of Performance, Entry Level 3’s in Managing Your Own Money, and, Planning An Enterprise Activity
Other certificates and qualifications:
Level 1 in football coaching,
FA Emergency First Aid
FA Safeguarding Children
Qualifications I am working towards this year:
-Math’s Level 2 *
-FA Coaching Children *
-FA Fitness For Football *
-FA Psychology For Football Level 1 *
-FA Planning Preparing And Evaluating Coaching Sessions *
-FA Running A Club *
-FA Online Player And Match Analysis *
-Youth Worker Level 1 Award *
-Equality And Diversity Level 2 *
-First Aid Outdoor Level 2 *
-ECDL Level 2 (European Computer Driving Licence)
-ITQ Level 2
-FA Youth Award Module 1
-FA Youth Award Module 2
-ITQ Level 3
-Youth Worker Level 2 Certificate
-FA Basic First Aid For Sport
-Youth Worker Level 3 Certificate
-FA First Aid Online
-FA Futsal – Laws Of The Game
-FA Laws Of The Game
-NVQ In Customer Service Level 2
-NVQ Level 2 Play Work
-Level 2 Business and Administration
The qualifications and certificates above that have got * next to them they are qualifications and certificates that I have already completed this year.
Do people look down on me because I haven’t done A Levels and because I haven’t gone to University? Do people like and respect me less because of my education?
Thank you in advance for all of the help and advice, I am very grateful.
Jere answers:
Of course not! No qualification is worthless! The worth is in the work it took for you to achieve them and the new skills you acquired. If anybody does think that, they’re an idiot. (And you certainly write and punctuate a good deal better than a lot of people on here who have, or claim to have, highly advanced degrees from international universities…)
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