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MAKING IT IN BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT


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“This Course Really Sets You Up With A Good Career Path, and That is Exactly Why I Chose it.”


Case Study - Bhavna Dholakia Manchester Business School


Bhavna Dholakia graduated in BSc (Hons) Accounting in 2012 and is now an audit associate at Deloitte in London.


‘Everything I did during my three years at Manchester Business School was worthwhile, fun, and helped me to be ther person I am today.’


What Made You Choose Your Course at MBS?


When choosing a University I looked primarily at the course and how it ranked. Manchester seemed great as it’s a very well respected university, and it had a degree which gave me a head start into a career in accountancy, which was exactly what I wanted. After visiting an open day, I knew that Manchester was the right place for me. The city was so vibrant and exciting, the shopping great and social scene never ending. All of the lecturers at Manchester were so welcoming and the course seemed perfect for me.


What Did You Enjoy Most About Your Time at MBS? Where do I even begin?! There certainly isn’t one aspect I enjoyed more than others, I think everything I did during my three years at Manchester was worthwhile, fun, and helped me be the person I am today.


BSc Accounting was different from other courses in that I wasn’t just one student out of 200; there


was a small group of us, and as a result I really built up good working relationships not only with my peers, making some friends for life, but also with some of my tutors. In terms of my learning experience, this made a huge difference and I felt like I was always supported, challenged, and motivated to be the best that I could.


As a Student, Did You Have A Future Career Path in Mind? This course really sets you up with a good career path, and that’s exactly why I chose it. It gives you the opportunities to develop the skills that accountancy and other firms are looking for. Even if you didn’t want to go into accountancy, it gives you a broad skill set and there are many chances to network with the Big 4 and other firms to develop a practical understanding of business to help decide where your career lies.


What Job Have You Gone onto Since Graduating? I’m currently on a graduate recruitment programme with Deloitte as an audit associate in consumer business. I’m signed for three years (provided I pass my ACA exams) and will then qualify as a chartered accountant. My work is really varied, and my clients range from a hotel group to a chemical manufacturer and an advertising firm, to name a few. The type of work I’m doing involves lots of discussions with the finance teams of the client companies, in order


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to gain an understanding of their processes and transactions. It’s very hands on, and you’re given a lot of responsibility straight away.


BUSINESS SCHOOL® At Teesside University Business School, we’re proud


THE REAL WORLD


Were There Any Particular Elements Within Your Course That Helped to Prepare You for Your Career?


I gained a strong understanding of business, accountancy, and audit (unlike a lot of


focus as much on practical audit skills. What Are Your Future Aspirations?


accountancy degrees) and it set me up with the social skills that I needed for the workplace. Having knowledge of audit really helped me at the start of the job. It also meant that I knew what I was getting into when I started at Deloitte, compared to other business degrees which don’t focus as much on practical audit skills.


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A Business School for the Real World® When selecting a university, we strongly encourage you to consider all of the following factors: • The subject area – does it really interest you, are you passionate about it?


• The course structure – does the learning and assessment structure suit your learning style?


I love working at Deloitte, and being there the past few months has shown me that with the ACA qualification there is so much I can do in life. I’d quite like to stay at Deloitte for at least


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4-5 years, and then hopefully carry on climbing the corporate ladder, but I know that it’s not for everyone, and if great opportunities come my way, then I may just have to take them!


• The place and facilities and support offered – can you imagine yourself living there for 3 or 4 years?


• And finally what else does the university offer you to help with the next big step out into the world of work?


Bhavna Dholakia Graduated in BSc (Hons) Accounting in 2012 and is Now an Audit Associate at Deloitte in London ‘Everything I did during my three years at Manchester Business School was worthwhile, fun, and helped me to be ther person I am today.’


In the highly competitive job market an understanding of theory and a degree certificate are no longer enough to secure you an interview or a job offer, so here at Teesside University Business School we take a different approach.


Our focus is to provide you with a course that has been developed in partnership with business and in addition to that equip you with the practical skills, business acumen, entrepreneurial flair and most importantly, confidence to thrive in the real world of business in the 21st century.


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DISTRICT 3


How did you boys get together? Dan – We actually went to school together and were good friends. We all loved music and decided to set up a band. We used to go round to Micky’s and practise together.


What have you been doing since you finished the x-Factor? Micky – We did the X-Factor tour which was a lot of fun. Since that finished we have being doing gigs around the country and working on our music.


You are about to start your tour. What can your fans expect? Greg – We will be showcasing our brand new music, original stuff that we have been working on. The fans will get to hear our songs on our coming EP played live.


When is the first single out? Dan - We are actually releasing and EP. It will be roughly 4 tracks and a taster of what our fans can expect to hear on our album.


What sets you apart from other boy bands? Greg - We have been friends for a really long time, we get on really well and work well together. It all happened naturally for us. Micky – We actually really love writing and hope to produce all our music so we have an input from start to finish.


What’s the craziest thing that’s happened to you since you’ve become famous? Dan – Someone asked to go on the Jeremy Kyle show with them and it got accepted. I was thinking about doing it!


Who would you most like to collaborate with (dead or alive). Dan – Eminem Micky – Marilyn Monroe Greg – Andrew Lloyd Webber, I’d like to write musical with him.


What was life for you at school? Dan – We were all great friends at school so had a great time. But I wish I had studied more!


Where do you see yourself in 5 years’ time? Greg – I’d love to be doing an arena tour and be working on our 3rd album. Micky – I think I would like to have built a rocket! And be thinking about going to space….


What advice would you give to a young person trying to make it in the music industry? Micky – Be original, don’t try to be like someone else. Dan – Try and write your own music and play instruments. Greg – Don’t rely on anyone.


If you could have one superpower what would it be? Dan – I’d really like to be able to fly and be immortal as I’m scared of death. Micky – I’d like to be able to morph. So I could morph into instruments and put them down on tracks. Greg – I’d like to be invisible.


VIP tickets only for this one! Just you and your school mates at your school! We will come to your school & 3eek out with you all!


To win this ultimate 3ism prize you need to promote the UK #3eekOutTour in your very own creative way! Be our team of promoters on Youtube, FaceBook, Twitter, Tumblr, Urturn, Out and about your town centre, anywhere you like... using every creative bone in your body! Get your teachers


involved & turn your classes into the very best #3eekOutTour promotion head quarters.


This is the ultimate 3eek prize, so may the best #3eekSchoolPromoter team win!


Here is the link to the dates, use it in every way you can! http://www.kililive.com/artists/district3


District 3 Live - 3eek Out Tour 24th May - Sheffield O2 Academy2 25th May - Manchester Club Academy 26th May - London O2 Academy Islington 27th May - Newcastle O2 Academy2 28th May - Birmingham O2 Academy2 30th May - Oxford O2 Academy2


31st May – Bournemouth Old Fire Station 1st June – Folkestone Quaterhouse 2nd June – Glasgow Classic Grand 4th June – Brighton The Old Market 5th June – Bath Komedia


Pick the date most local to your school or promote every date on the tour as a whole, its up to you!... Whatever you decide, just get promoting in the most creative & effective way possible!


Hash Tag all your creative stuff #3eekSchoolPromoter so we can track your progress!


Please Seek Permission From Your School for District 3 to Play Before Entering SAN CISCO


Loud spoke to Josh from Aussie Indie – Pop four piece San Cisco.


What are your views on the current music scene? I really like the way things are heading, there are lots of great bands coming through.


Tell us about your home town? We come from Perth in Australia. It’s an awesome place, with a close knit community of bands and a very strong alternative scene, as well as beautiful beaches and sunshine.


Do you aim for commercial success? For me personally it’s more about the enjoyment of creating music with my friends. That said our music has been used in a commercials and TV.


What else have you got lined up this? We are touring the UK with the Darwin Dees, which is great as we feel like both bands are very suited. We then back touring Australian with a band called Chaos Chaos and then we are returning to the States to play Lollapalooza. We are also probably


WIN THE CHANCE FOR DISTRICT 3 TO PLAY AT YOUR SCHOOL! WE ARE ADDING A NEW DATE TO OUR 3EEKOUTTOUR!


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