Dear Seniors,
Presently i am working as HR/Business executive in a software company. with 1 year of exp in this company in HR domain.
I started my career as software professional in ERP, in which I worked in Human resource & Finance module as developer. That time I enrolled in symbiosis distance learning in MBA(finance). Due to some cicumstances I just completed 1 year of that program and now after 1 and half year I am giving the rest examz.
But now as my field has been changed, for getting a job further in HR I need to have MBA in HR.
Please guide me is there any short term certification or 1 year HR program that I can do because anyhow I'll be an MBA but in finance.
Please advise me what can i do now.
Thanks,
Swati
From India, New Delhi
6Presently i am working as HR/Business executive in a software company. with 1 year of exp in this company in HR domain.
I started my career as software professional in ERP, in which I worked in Human resource & Finance module as developer. That time I enrolled in symbiosis distance learning in MBA(finance). Due to some cicumstances I just completed 1 year of that program and now after 1 and half year I am giving the rest examz.
But now as my field has been changed, for getting a job further in HR I need to have MBA in HR.
Please guide me is there any short term certification or 1 year HR program that I can do because anyhow I'll be an MBA but in finance.
Please advise me what can i do now.
Thanks,
Swati
From India, New Delhi
Hi swathi,
Their is a 1 year duration course were u can get specialised in HR, but i forgot the name of the instn which is very effective. i will let u know tomorrow the name of the instn. in which university u did ur MBA, Wasn't it a dual specialization...........
From India, Madras
Their is a 1 year duration course were u can get specialised in HR, but i forgot the name of the instn which is very effective. i will let u know tomorrow the name of the instn. in which university u did ur MBA, Wasn't it a dual specialization...........
From India, Madras
Dear swati
you didnt mention from which university you are doing your MBA. If possible ask your faculty members... May be they can give you a better advice.. On a different note..if you cant choose HRM as your major area then you always have a option to do some Diploma like PGD etc. and have you heard about PHR/SPHR/GPHR...this sort of degrees before?...which will help you to be more focused on your career related with HR professional...be safe and happy.
Farhana
HR Consultant
you didnt mention from which university you are doing your MBA. If possible ask your faculty members... May be they can give you a better advice.. On a different note..if you cant choose HRM as your major area then you always have a option to do some Diploma like PGD etc. and have you heard about PHR/SPHR/GPHR...this sort of degrees before?...which will help you to be more focused on your career related with HR professional...be safe and happy.
Farhana
HR Consultant
Hi If you are interested to continue in HR, than you can do one year HR Diploma course from Welingkar Institute of Mumbai University. TC
From India, Gurgaon
From India, Gurgaon
hi swati
There is an university that offers Masters in Human resource
If you have Post graduation you can enroll directly to the second year
Its from kuvempu university, shimoga, karnataka....
The course fee is 17k, 8500rs for one year
If you are in need further details tell me
Regards
Nithiya.R:)
From India, Madurai
There is an university that offers Masters in Human resource
If you have Post graduation you can enroll directly to the second year
Its from kuvempu university, shimoga, karnataka....
The course fee is 17k, 8500rs for one year
If you are in need further details tell me
Regards
Nithiya.R:)
From India, Madurai
Dear Swati
MBA in finance would have given you good knowledge in payrolling. You can enhance your knowledge in the same. This would help you since in some companies payrolling is a part of Finance Dept.
I think it would be good to concnetrate more on practical knowledge part.
Swati.
From India, Bangalore
MBA in finance would have given you good knowledge in payrolling. You can enhance your knowledge in the same. This would help you since in some companies payrolling is a part of Finance Dept.
I think it would be good to concnetrate more on practical knowledge part.
Swati.
From India, Bangalore
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