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Yeah guys, as per the title I've got this assignment I've gotta complete for TAFE..

I need 30 business contacts that I need to place into a Microsoft Access Datebase, these assignments will be audited and hence I need legit businesses...

Anyone here working at tuning shops, exhaust shops, car yards, car washes, car care shops, REPCO, AUTO1, mechanics friggin anything (even NON motor stuff), please if you could PM me your details, or post here I'd be a very happy man, this assignment is full of shit but it must be done, if you can help, please do so. However, I really can't offer much more than my personal thanks....

If you could even spare a minute or two to write a paragraph on qualifications required in your line of work or how a young bloke can get into that particular field of work, it would help me immensly.

Cheers guys/girls..

Marco.

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Just need to put them onto Microsoft access and make a database... It for an assignment (Business Management Cert IV), it is a crock of shit really, but it has gotta be done...

If people are edgy about me having business contatcs, I can remove them after I've sumbitted the assesment. I can't just make these businesses up either as my lecturers usae an auditiing process where they select half a dozen random contacts and actually check them out to see if they exist. Personally, I'd rather do it properly than fail..

Just need to put them onto Microsoft access and make a database... It for an assignment (Business Management Cert IV), it is a crock of shit really, but it has gotta be done...

If people are edgy about me having business contatcs, I can remove them after I've sumbitted the assesment. I can't just make these businesses up either as my lecturers usae an auditiing process where they select half a dozen random contacts and actually check them out to see if they exist. Personally, I'd rather do it properly than fail..

that is fine i was just curious as to what you where going to do with them :D



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