Certified Public Accountant (CPA): After passing the CPA licensure examination in the Philippines, professionals can work in areas such as public accounting firms, corporate accounting, government audit, and taxation.

Financial Analyst: In the corporate setting, financial analysts are crucial for budgeting, analyzing financial performance, and assisting in cost management.

Internal Auditor: Ensures compliance with laws and regulations, helps fine-tune operating performance, and improves the organization's financial standing through systematic review of records and reports.

Marketing Manager: Plans and directs marketing policies, oversees product development, and manages branding for businesses.

Sales Manager: leads sales teams in achieving sales targets, developing sales strategies, and managing client relationships.

Digital Marketing Specialist: With the rise of e-commerce in the Philippines, specialists in digital marketing are in high demand to manage online sales strategies and digital advertisements.

Economic Analyst: Provides insights and analysis on economic conditions and how they affect business and government policies.

Policy Advisor: Works with governmental or non-governmental organizations to recommend policies based on economic analyses.

Bank Officer: Roles in retail banking, corporate banking, or investment banking, focusing on customer service, loans, investments, and financial services.

Investment Analyst: Assesses financial information and investment opportunities in stocks, bonds, and other financial assets.

Hotel Manager: With the Philippines being a popular tourist destination, there is a steady demand for professionals in hotel management and operations.

Event and Travel Coordinator: Plans and organizes events, conferences, and travel itineraries, particularly in tourism-centric locations like Boracay, Palawan, and Cebu.