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If you want to get a good background in finance, a good way to start is to take an accounting course. Accounting degrees and courses are available in universities and school across the UK and also online.

There are a lot of places online that you can get an accounting degree - this is great if you have a busy schedule and need to fit in your degree between work/other studies. The same applies to a correspondence degree.

You can also get an accounting degree as at your local university or community college. Community colleges often offer the same night and weekend options that would also be fulfilled by the online class. If you go to university you will get an accounting degree that is likely accredited and from someplace a little more recognizable to the public at large. You will also be able to attend college in a more traditional manner. In the end, it is just a matter of your personal preference and also money.

A degree in finance is a more focused degree than accounting. For a career in finance you need to have strong mathematical skills and a good business sense. Employers will look for people who have a good academic background and possibly have some good work experience in the finance industry. It is good to try and do some volunteer work/work experience/ internships etc.

While a bachelor's degree might help to get a start in the industry of finance, typically most careers require a master's degree. Some of the positions in big banks/companies require a master's level education even if they are not management level positions. A degree in finance combines managing finances and understanding the markets along with critical thinking skills,learning how to use technology in the field and applying ethics in the standards of your work.

A degree in finance will not just help you to get a job in a bank. You can also look at jobs in investment companies, insurance companies and brokerage firms.

You can obtain your degree completely online, at university or a combination of both online and off-line study. The majority of universities offer financial degree programs

You can also check with a career centre to see if any investment banks are recruiting. A lot of banks will put everyone through an extensive training programme when they start and they do not need you to have a degree or any formal qualifications to get into one of these programmes. Some banks prefer that that you haven't done a financial degree as they like to teach you from scratch, often taking in very young students. What you do need to be is very hard working, highly motivated and smart (being a little greedy doesn't hurt either as this is all about money - the more you want it the harder you'll work.)

When search engines decide what pages to show in response to an inquiry, they consult their indexed database of millions of web pages and decide which are the most relevant results, and in what order they should show them. A job in SEO involves figuring out what search terms a particular website should try to rank highly for and then helping the site to move up the rankings for these terms.

In some industries, like travel, high rankings in Google and Yahoo can provide a huge increase in sales and revenue, and SEO is becoming increasingly regarded as the form of marketing that provides the best return on investment for many niche businesses.

What does an SEO job involve?

Search Engine Optimisation begins with keyword research, finding out exactly what people are typing into search engines, and then evaluating these keywords and key phrases on a number of criteria (frequency of search, level of competition, relevance to the client website and so on.) A number of key phrases are selected for each page on a site, and the content and code of a page are enriched with these key phrases.

For seriously significant increases in rankings, however, you need to increase the number of one way links coming into a site. Links are regarded as votes of confidence by search engines – the more links you can get, the higher that page will rank (although individual links vary greatly in value). A job in SEO focuses heavily on attracting links to a client's website, often by creating viral content (articles, videos, applications and so on) that spreads around the internet and generates links.

How do you get into it?

There are no specific qualifications required for a job in SEO, although a degree is preferred by many companies. Typically, if you want to work in-house at a large company they will require you to have several years experience, while an agency may be willing to take you with no experience and train you up if you display some of the right skills. Entry level jobs in SEO are advertised through a number of online sources, and there are even recruitment agencies (like mine!) that deal specifically with online marketing jobs.

What skills do you need to succeed?

A job in SEO requires a broad range of skills. You'll need analytical and organisational skills to do keyword research and understand website statistics, combined with the creativity to produce great content and think up effective strategies for link building campaigns. Strong writing skills are very useful, as you will be expected to produce plenty of written material, and some degree of HTML and basic web design knowledge can also come in handy.

Above all, if you want a job in search marketing you'll need a passion and understanding of the internet, including concepts like social media and Web 2.0. SEO is a rapidly evolving business, and you'll have to be able to stay on top of all the latest online developments in order to be good at your job.

How much does it pay?

Salaries for search marketing jobs vary greatly depending on your level of experience, location, size of company, and whether you are working in-house, for an agency or as a freelancer. An entry level job in SEO might pay between £20,000 – 25,000, but as your experience increases, so does your earning power. Higher level people could potentially earn over £50,000 if they've got the right skills and experience.

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