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yahnelis
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Dr H
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Hey Yahnelis!
Those subjects you've got—POA (Principles of Accounts), POB (Principles of Business), and Geography—are actually a power trio in Jamaica, especially with how the job market is set up.
If you're leaning toward the business side, banks like NCB or Scotia often hire entry-level customer service reps or teller assistants. Small businesses and shops in your area might need cashiers or office assistants, and your POA and POB knowledge would give you a nice head start with handling money or helping out with basic business tasks.
For something a little different, you could look into call centers like Sutherland Global or Vistaprint. They hire a lot of young people and having POB could give you an edge in understanding how businesses run and how to deal with customers.
On the geography side, Jamaica's tourism scene is always buzzing. Hotels, guest houses, or even tour companies like Island Routes sometimes look for front desk clerks, tour assistants, or customer service workers. Knowing about Jamaica's landscapes and culture would actually be a big bonus for those jobs.
You could also check out internships or work experience programs through places like HEART/NSTA Trust. They connect young people with businesses for on-the-job training, especially in admin and tourism fields.
You're already building a solid foundation with your subjects—now it's just about finding which direction sparks your interest the most. Start with what's around you, ask questions, and don't be afraid to try different things.
You've got this, all the best!🙌
Those subjects you've got—POA (Principles of Accounts), POB (Principles of Business), and Geography—are actually a power trio in Jamaica, especially with how the job market is set up.
If you're leaning toward the business side, banks like NCB or Scotia often hire entry-level customer service reps or teller assistants. Small businesses and shops in your area might need cashiers or office assistants, and your POA and POB knowledge would give you a nice head start with handling money or helping out with basic business tasks.
For something a little different, you could look into call centers like Sutherland Global or Vistaprint. They hire a lot of young people and having POB could give you an edge in understanding how businesses run and how to deal with customers.
On the geography side, Jamaica's tourism scene is always buzzing. Hotels, guest houses, or even tour companies like Island Routes sometimes look for front desk clerks, tour assistants, or customer service workers. Knowing about Jamaica's landscapes and culture would actually be a big bonus for those jobs.
You could also check out internships or work experience programs through places like HEART/NSTA Trust. They connect young people with businesses for on-the-job training, especially in admin and tourism fields.
You're already building a solid foundation with your subjects—now it's just about finding which direction sparks your interest the most. Start with what's around you, ask questions, and don't be afraid to try different things.
You've got this, all the best!🙌
A huge gratitude for everyones support. Wisdom shared is wisdom multiplied — let's keep lifting each other up! ✨
Dr H