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A recent survey by ABE shows that 82% of young people want to start their own business but that many people lack the confidence to go ahead.
This quiz aims to help you assess how ready you are and identify where your strengths and weaknesses lie.
Soft skills are essential competencies that employers look for, and job seekers must possess.
This quiz will give you an idea of your inventory of skills and help you identify your weaknesses so you can focus on improving these areas.
Take our fun quiz to find out what type of learner you are.
Good communication and people skills are key in helping us to get our point across. This can sometimes be difficult over email as it is harder to control how your message may be perceived. Here are some important email etiquette do's and don'ts to help you make a good impression.
Read this summary of great advice, study tips and techniques complied from interviews with hundreds of ABE Top Paper Award winners*.
If you're worried that, because ABE has rigorous academic standards, it's too difficult - here are some facts to inspire you from the June 2018 session.
In answer to this question Rob May, ABE’s Chief Executive, shares his diary for a week
We have previously shared some tips about how to make the most of your CV or resume in an issue of our Student Focus magazine. Following on, Linda Wilkin, shares her tips for the next stage, the interview
The process of applying for jobs can be time-consuming and stressful. Here are our tips to help you make sure
Taking on a business leadership role is both exciting and challenging. One of the most thrilling executive experiences is seeing a business idea take-off. Whether your objective is start-up, growth, recovery or mergers and acquisitions, you’ll need a compelling plan to reach your goals. Rob May, CEO at ABE, gives you his top ten tips on creating and delivering a successful corporate strategy.
PR Practitioner, Caroline, chose to study ABE because she recognised high quality management skills are vital to her career progression.
"The ABE management course allows me to understand management from a business context, which I can then apply in my daily tasks."
Zhong chose ABE because it offered a professional qualification and would develop her English language skills. She plans to continue her academic path overseas.
"I think the best thing is that the ABE learning method makes it easier for us to get a degree and saves a lot of time."