Q: What degree do you need to be a coordinator?

You do not need a degree to be a coordinator. A person can begin working as a junior project coordinator with just a high school diploma or GED. The industry, however, tends to favor applicants with a four-year degree.

Question 1

Do you need a degree to be an account coordinator?

Accepted Answer

No, you do not need a degree to be an account coordinator, but degrees in business administration, sales, marketing, or public relations are often preferred. Depending on the company, a degree may be required.

Question 2

What degree do you need to be a coordinator?

Accepted Answer

You do not need a degree to be a coordinator. A person can begin working as a junior project coordinator with just a high school diploma or GED. The industry, however, tends to favor applicants with a four-year degree.

Question 3

How do I write a functional resume with no experience?

Accepted Answer

You write a functional resume with no experience as a "functional" resume, centered around skills, rather than a "chronological" resume, centered around the (presumably 1-2) jobs you've held.

Question 4

How do you write about a 2-year experience on a resume?

Accepted Answer

You write about a 2-year experience on a resume in several ways - such as touching on it in the work experience section and highlighting this experience with specific skills and accomplishments.

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Do you need a degree to be an account coordinator?

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What degree do you need to be a coordinator?

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How do I write a functional resume with no experience?

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