Recently, due to my AS level choices; business has become a much bigger part of my life than it used to be, due to me choosing Double Applied Business. This is because I really enjoy learning about different businesses and investigating how they operate. I have researched a range of businesses, from multinational businesses that span across continents, to smaller national businesses. I enjoy learning about the different departments and how they are controlled and how someone would run the business effectively in their own style. The subject interests me because I would love to learn how to manage different situations and how to have an impact on the way a business runs successfully. I greatly enjoy having responsibilities in a group, particularly …show more content…
This has given me many skills including creativity and confidence to perform under observation of a large audience. It has taught me how to manage a group of people, which can be especially difficult when they are young due to the diverse nature of personalities and abilities. It has given me the chance to develop some skills in teaching and mentoring both adults and young people. Playing in the band has also helped me with my team working skills; when helping in the junior band, I have the opportunity to work with others and work together to help the learners to get as much as they can from each weekly session. I also play 2nd trombone in the senior band; the band would not be able to operate without good teamwork skills, especially since we practise twice a week; this demonstrates my commitment and perseverance to new challenges. I attended a workshop with a world famous group, Mnozil Brass, and brought back a lot from this experience. My Father being the band manager has given me insight into the running of a business, which is what he has had to do since the band has become a registered charity, showing me how someone might run a successful business. With the band I have attended various events. I attend the regional championships every year and recently have attended the national brass band finals in Cheltenham, and as a result have learned to work under a lot of pressure, which comes from performing with such skilled people
For many years I have been known for being a very talented athlete. But what many people do not know is that I was once in the Elba Marching band. Being in the band has taught me a lot of things, like reading music, discipline and organization. The most interesting thing about the band was that we had to learn how to read music. At first this was a challenge for me, but I soon got the hang of it.
Joining band had an immense and almost immediate impact on my life. Before being in band I had never had a talent that I felt completely confident in. I enjoyed practicing and spent many hours trying to improve my musical ability. In
I play six instruments including Alto Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone, Baritone Saxophone, Clarinet, Mellophone, and Piano, and I sing in my Church Choir as well. I have the honor of being principal chair on Alto Saxophone in Symphonic Band, as well as a featured soloist in the 12 O’Clock Big Band. I have applied for student leadership in Marching Band next year as well. Athletics at Central Dauphin have taught me important skills of teamwork, sportsmanship, and camaraderie. My musical involvement has also shown me that hard work and practice can make anything
I began participating in band in 5th grade and throughout the years I have discovered that music is something that I truly enjoy. I originally decided to continue on with band during high school just for fun, unaware on how much of an impact it would have on my life. Through band, I have met some of my best friends and I have experienced once in a lifetime opportunities like performing at Walt Disney World, during a parade. Over the past four years I have drastically improved my musical ability and my leadership skills. Most importantly I have learned the value of a job well done.
One article says that being in a band elective is very good for learning about competitiveness, whether that competition is in marching band where they are competing against other schools, or if it’s a solo audition (Krache). This helps students prepare for the future where they have to compete for something like a job, a raise, etc. Another way that they are beneficial for students’ futures is that students create tight bonds with their peers and learn how to be serious about something but also have fun while doing it (Krache). This helps students in the future when they need to be able to get along with their co-workers while also being professional. Finally, music electives help students prepare for the future because it helps them learn about how important it is to follow through with their commitments (Krache).
Experience gained during my junior year as trombone section leader prepared me for my new role as band president. This position required me to motivate and inspire the members of my section to perform to
I’ve spent hundreds of hours working with my peers, building friendships while working toilsomely to perfect one show each year. When we weren’t on the field practicing, we were performing at football games or at community events, bringing the community together with a sense of pride. Being a part of the marching band has taught me to put the betterment of my peers over myself and I have made it my goal to make the people around me the best that they
I get up in the morning, looking forward to a new challenge. What can undoubtedly provide me with a challenge is business. The more I discovered about NYU’s approach, more specifically, Stern School of Business, the more magnificent it had seemed to me, and the more it occurred to be a perfect match. Its project ‘solve a business challenge”, for example, is what gets me truly excited to start brainstorming and testing out my potential. Business requires flexibility, and Stern School offers and encourages it with a business degree in which, however, you get to choose different concentrations and combine courses.
In the future I would like to work in the ICT sector. I chose this field because I have a high level of interest in ICT. I only took up ICT for A-level and I have thoroughly enjoyed the course. My main choice for a BA Liberal Arts course is business studies. Although I do not study business studies in school, I have a keen interest in current affairs regarding religion, politics and business.
I have learned how to read musical pieces, how to play different piano-like instruments, and how to better organize my thoughts and critical thinking. I am a sophomore in high school and have been for a while now. That makes the experience of me being in band a time period of one to two years. Band has changed me for the better, whether it be me learning how to navigate myself through life or music, it has been there for me for a long time now. Without band and music, I do not know who I would be.
Ever since I was born, I was raised with the world of business all around me. I remember as a kid my father and grandfather going to business dinners, conferences, and international business trips. At a young age I knew business is the field in what I wanted to be working in. I found it fascinating in all the places they got to travel around the U.S. and the world, all the different people they got to meet. Now that I have grown and taken action to enter the the world of business myself I currently attend the University of West Alabama majoring in business administration with a 2.48 GPA.
1. Whether it was debating with my stage make-up or driving eight hours from a rugby tour to participate in a five day residential teaching project at a poverty-stricken winter school - being able to say 'no' to something I am passionate about (even at times when it is most sensical) has always been a challenge. I am a multipotentialite (I have many different interests and creative pursuits), and finding an area of study to satisfy my multiple passions has been a long, confusing and frequently changing journey. Nonetheless the fields of Business and Entrepreneurship have piqued my intellectual curiosity in an unprecedented way.
Witnessing the growth of my parent's business from a young age has been the main inspiration of my interest in business and since I have been experiencing business throughout my life. When I was old enough to gain valuable insight I helped my parents and enjoyed learning the different aspects of the business world. Since this time my involvement in business has grown and I am determined that this is the career path I wish to follow. Being keen to expand my knowledge of business, I took on Applied Business, Applied IT and Politics for A Level. Since studying Marketing during business studies GCSE and A Level, my interest has grown and marketing particularly appeals to me as it is arguably the most important segment of any business.
Working As a Business Consultant As you grow older, you will reminisce the past of your childhood dreams. You will look back during your younger years when your parents and teachers asked you what you wanted to be when you grow up. Some of your classmates may say that they wanted to a doctor, actor, police and what not while you on the other hand may want to become a businessman. As time passes by this dreams may gradually change into something much bigger dreams.
Academically, I have always been a very determined and studious individual. I have a broad interest in many subject areas yet feel drawn towards a business course. Business to me is about overcoming challenges and working hard. Many experiences in my own life have reflected these skills, such as being hospitalised during my AS exams, which made me determined to manage my time efficiently so I could complete my A levels and create options for my future. I want to study Business at degree level because of the complex yet intriguing nature of the topic.