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Babe Ruth famously said, "Yesterday's home runs don't win today's games."

That may have been about a game but it is also the nature of business – the fact that yesterday’s successes amount to little and that there is a need to keep thinking, reappraising, moving and evolving.

If you already have a commercial sixth sense, an ability to get to the heart of the matter, and a natural belief that you have what it takes to succeed, a business course sounds like the perfect choice for your unique skill set.

You will learn how to bring out the entrepreneurial you by studying accounts, law, production processes, corporate structure, tendering strategies, micro-economics, administrative procedures, famous work studies, human resources, marketing and man-management. By the time you have successfully completed your business course, you will be well placed to step in to any key post within a corporate environment.

Here are a few career suggestions that you might consider:

• Recruitment
• Marketing
• Sales
• Management
• Teaching