High School
Education and training requirements vary from job to job. Credit managers who work in casinos generally are required to hold a minimum of a high school diploma or equivalent. As math, business, computer, and communication skills are necessary in this career, any classes in these areas will useful.
Post Secondary Training
While the minimum educational requirement for this job is a high school diploma, there are positions which will prefer applicants with a bachelor's degree in accounting, finance, and/or business. Applicants in these situations can generally substitute experience working in professional cash handling, credit, or audit in lieu of education.
Other Education and Training
Most casinos provide on-the-job training for this position. Some casinos have their own training programs. Individuals interested in a career in this field might also attend gaming schools, academies, or institutes located throughout the country in areas hosting casinos. Some are private. Others may be part of a community college, four-year college, or university. Any classes in general business and/or accounting will be useful. While this particular job does not require one to complete these programs, they may be helpful for individuals who want to advance their careers within the casino.
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