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A career as a management consultant can be both financially lucrative and personally rewarding. Becoming a successful consultant or management analyst requires a formal post-secondary education followed by years of hard work and on-the-job training. In addition, the career path is rarely a straight one. Anyone seriously considering a career in the field should be aware of the potential professional twists and turns, and must answer many questions along the way, including: Must I earn a master’s degree to work as a management consultant, or will a bachelor’s degree suffice? Is licensing or certification necessary? Will I work for a consulting firm or a specific agency or business, or can I make it as an independent contractor?

This guide on how to become a consultant explores the profession in detail, including a description of the job’s duties and responsibilities, an explanation of the required skills, and a list of steps one might consider taking to enter the field. In short, if you are interested in a career as a consultant or management analyst, this guide is for you.'

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