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What type of business could a student start with limited money?
Okay, as a student with little or limited amount of business startup I think there are so many different ways to start a business with the limited capital. It is important to note that getting a business does not mean only about having a huge sum of capital it also starts from small savings and littRead more
Okay, as a student with little or limited amount of business startup I think there are so many different ways to start a business with the limited capital.
See lessIt is important to note that getting a business does not mean only about having a huge sum of capital it also starts from small savings and little investments which grow to open large businesses which no one thought would be possible to open.
To start, students can prepare themselves during holiday sessions to get little things to do.
Some students can work in construction sites get some money and also get valuable things that they can use to resell and get more profits. This one included mostly boys
For the girls, hawking of stuffs like groundnuts, eggs or beef hides is an ideal way of making profits from little expenditures as well.
Also with a mobile phone and internet connection it is possible for students to get connected to the internet and look for online jobs that pay for example affiliate marketing digital creation and also new marketing skills
What should young people look for when searching for their first job?
For me, I'll say that young people should look for a workplace where they can gain real-life experience, useful skills, mentorship, and meaningful responsibilities. A job that teaches you valuable skills and exposes you to experienced professionals can sometimes create opportunities that a higher-paRead more
For me, I’ll say that young people should look for a workplace where they can gain real-life experience, useful skills, mentorship, and meaningful responsibilities.
See lessA job that teaches you valuable skills and exposes you to experienced professionals can sometimes create opportunities that a higher-paying job cannot.
Also, the kind of job you choose should be something that moves your interest to work not just bcs of the money or salary you’ll receive…
However, Salary is important because everyone has financial needs, but your first job is also an investment in your skills, reputation, network, and future career
So when looking for a job, consider the following:
1. Skills you’ll get
2. Responsibility
3. Commitment
4. Salary to be paid
Finding the Price of a Phone After a Discount
Cost price of phone = 120,000 FCFA DISCOUNT = 15% New price of phone => (100-Discount) x Cost price => 85/100 x 120000 = 102000 FCFA
Cost price of phone = 120,000 FCFA
DISCOUNT = 15%
New price of phone => (100-Discount) x Cost price
=> 85/100 x 120000
= 102000 FCFA
See lessFinding the Price of a Phone After a Discount
Cost price of phone = 120,000 FCFA DISCOUNT = 15% New price of phone => (100-Discount) x Cost price => 85/100 x 120000 = 102000 FCFA
Cost price of phone = 120,000 FCFA
DISCOUNT = 15%
New price of phone => (100-Discount) x Cost price
=> 85/100 x 120000
= 102000 FCFA
See lessCalculating Profit After Expenses
Number of shoes = 60 Cost price =8000 FCFA Money spent on shoes 8,000 x 60 = 480,000 FCFA Sells 40 at 11000=> 40 x 11,000 =440,000 FCFA Sells 20 at 9,500 -> 20 x 9,500 = 190,000 FCFA Total money made from selling => 440,000 + 190,000 = 630,000 FCFA Expenditure 35,000 + 20,000 = 55,000 FCFARead more
Number of shoes = 60
Cost price =8000 FCFA
Money spent on shoes 8,000 x 60 = 480,000 FCFA
Sells 40 at 11000=> 40 x 11,000 =440,000 FCFA
Sells 20 at 9,500 -> 20 x 9,500 = 190,000 FCFA
Total money made from selling => 440,000 + 190,000 = 630,000 FCFA
Expenditure 35,000 + 20,000 = 55,000 FCFA
Money left after expenditure 630,000 – 55,000 = 575,000 FCFA
Gain is equals to money left after expenditure minus cost price
575,000 – 480,000 = 95,000 FCFA
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