Eddie Hobbs - Show Me The Money - the Belly Dancer
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There was no business studies in our school. You could do Economics if you really wanted to, but that was more about bigger issues as far as I know.
What I mean is that it need not be an actual subject that you get examined on, more of a couple of classes of financial advice and tips for the individual. I really think there is so much taught that you never use, it might be a good idea to give some good solid advice that may help later on.
Wish I had been given it, when I went looking for a mortgage, it was like another language to me, (still is!) that's why I logged on here to begin with.
What I mean is that it need not be an actual subject that you get examined on, more of a couple of classes of financial advice and tips for the individual. I really think there is so much taught that you never use, it might be a good idea to give some good solid advice that may help later on.
Wish I had been given it, when I went looking for a mortgage, it was like another language to me, (still is!) that's why I logged on here to begin with.
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Economics is a Leaving Cert Subject!
Business Studies is not obligatory for the Junior Cert. In my school you choose between Home Economics (or whatever it is called now).
Business Studies is not obligatory for the Junior Cert. In my school you choose between Home Economics (or whatever it is called now).
Business studies is for Junior Cert (as far as I know. It was still the inter when I did it but I'm sure my sister did business studies from 1st year)
Business organisation, accounting and economics are three separate subjects which you can do for Leaving cert. Only bus. org. was offered when I was in school (think nuns wanted us all to do just home economics and art!) but by a few years later accounting was also on offer in my school. Not sure if they ever got around to doing economics.
Business organisation, accounting and economics are three separate subjects which you can do for Leaving cert. Only bus. org. was offered when I was in school (think nuns wanted us all to do just home economics and art!) but by a few years later accounting was also on offer in my school. Not sure if they ever got around to doing economics.
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