YTI Career Institute

The desire for people with strong, solid business and leadership skills in today's service driven economy is higher than ever. There should be skilled office, marketing, sales, financial and management personnel, for any business to become successful. Result-oriented training designed to meet the requirements of the industry as well as the real world is what you get at YTI Career Institute.

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Business Administration-Accounting

You work on the same types of projects you will encounter in the workplace. You will also be educated by guest speakers who are industry professionals. You'll be able to get hands on experience during field trips and even put your skills to work during a three month externship.

Once you complete a program at YTI Business Administration, you'll be ready to succeed in your career!

What will you study?

All Business Administration majors will begin with a course foundation that includes:

• Computer Applications
• Business Communications
• Introduction to Business Career Success Seminar
• Mathematics for Business Spreadsheeting
• Principles of Management
• Database Applications
• Organizational Communication
• Business Economics
• Professional Development I, II
• Business Case Studies

Accounting Major

• Accounting I, II, III
• Principles of Marketing I
• Principles of Finance
• Payroll Accounting Auditing I, II
• Financial Statement Analysis
• Tax Accounting Entrepreneurship
• Responsibility & Cost Accounting
• Business Law & Ethics
• Computerized Accounting
• Externship

What are some of the things you'll learn?

• How to perform accounts payable and accounts receivable,
• Accounting principles,
• Front office procedures,
• Principles of hospitality,
• Project management,
• How to write a business plan,
• How to perform marketing research,
• How to create sales presentations
• How to use desktop publishing to create marketing materials (brochures/stationery)

Where are the career opportunities?

• Bank & Financial Services
• Accounting Firms
• Hotels
• Convention Centers
• Property & Real Estate
• Retail Businesses
• Advertising Agencies
• Radio & TV stations

Business Administration - Management

Skilled office, sales, financial and management personnel are necessary for the success of any business in the service-oriented economy of modern times. The projects on which you work at the YTI Career Institute are identical to the projects on which you would work in the workplace. Experienced members of the industry will guest speak and teach. You have field trips to gather first hand job experience and a three month externship to put your skill to work.

Program Title: Business Administration - Management

Campus Location: York

Length of Program: 21 Months (7 Quarters)

Credential: Graduates earn an Associate in Specialized Business Degree

Credits Required: 110

What kind of things will I learn?

• The ins and outs of accounts payable/receivable;
• Accounting fundamentals;
• Front office procedures;
• The basics of hospitality;
• Project management;
• How to craft a business plan;
• How to conduct marketing research;
• How to generate sales presentations;
• How to utilize desktop publishing to fashion marketing materials (brochures/stationery).

Where to find the career opportunities?

Employment in advertising, marketing, promotions, public relations and sales at bank & financial services, accounting firms, hotels, convention centers, property & real estate, retail businesses, advertising agencies, and radio & TV stations are expected to grown faster than the national average through 2014 due to strong domestic and international competition for goods and services.

Administrative Assistant

Students in the YTI Administrative Assistant program will be fully prepared to handle all facets of day-to-day administrative responsibilities, including: handling financial matters; managing records; proper telephone etiquette; setting up meetings, conferences, and travel; and proper communications through hard copy and e-mail. Students acquire their keyboarding talents on the personal computers, learning at the same time to build and automate documents, spreadsheets and databases

Length of the Program: 12 months

Credential: Obtain a diploma. Credits: 62

What will be my course of study?

• Keyboarding
• Word Processing I
• Office Procedures
• Career Success Seminar
• Word Processing II
• Database Management
• Financial Management
• Business Writing
• Spreadsheets
• Office Supervision
• Graphic Design and Presentation
• Automated Accounting
• Integrated Office Simulation
• Office Communication Skills
• Professional Development
• Office Externship

What will I learn?

• Proper management, organization and maintenance of company data
• Devise spreadsheets and manage databases
• Prepare outgoing mailings, write email, write and edit documents
• Field phone calls and relay messages to personnel
• Maintain financial information, hard copy, and electronic files
• Set up travel plans and guest accommodations
• Set up and schedule meetings, conference, and appointments.

What professional opportunities are available?

• Business Offices
• Client Services
• Educational Facilities
• Government Facilities

Occupational Outlook

As offices become more dependent on technology, the responsibilities attributed to the office professional have undergone tremendous changes. Technological advances and the restructuring of organizations have caused secretarial and administrative staff to perform tasks that were once only performed by management and professional staff. Administrative assistants and secretaries give training and orientation for the new staff, complete Internet research, and utilize and troubleshoot office technologies. Despite these changes, the core duties for secretaries and administrative assistants have remain unchanged: Performing and coordinating the administrative activities of an office, and storing, retrieving, and integrating information.

Bureau of Labor and Statistics, United States Occupational Outlook Handbook of the U.S. Department of Labor 2006-07 Edition, Secretaries and Administrative Assistants.

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