Dear All,
Hope you all are doing well..
Once again I am here with my querry.... Are there any courses for HR? which are helpful practically. SAP or other courses really beneficial for starting a career in HR? Person with 3-4 yrs exp can go for what sort of courses? Payroll courses from National Academy of Indian Payroll are useful?
Want to join some courses which are really helpful....
Best Regards
Minal
From India, Pune
6Hope you all are doing well..
Once again I am here with my querry.... Are there any courses for HR? which are helpful practically. SAP or other courses really beneficial for starting a career in HR? Person with 3-4 yrs exp can go for what sort of courses? Payroll courses from National Academy of Indian Payroll are useful?
Want to join some courses which are really helpful....
Best Regards
Minal
From India, Pune
Well, if you want to make career in HR then primarily you should go for an MBA in HR and later you can do short term specialization courses too. Doing SAP HR is also the good choice to make career in HR.
Along with those courses try to get some practical knowledge and experience on various HR and payroll softwares as companies are using many advanced HR software to make their HR or payroll process easy.
There are many har and Payroll software that comes with free or trial version like Saralpayroll. So , you can try it for free to know how exactly it works.
From India, Lucknow
Along with those courses try to get some practical knowledge and experience on various HR and payroll softwares as companies are using many advanced HR software to make their HR or payroll process easy.
There are many har and Payroll software that comes with free or trial version like Saralpayroll. So , you can try it for free to know how exactly it works.
From India, Lucknow
hi Minal ,
SAP will be a great career path , but I would suggest that you get some core experience before joining SAP .
For example if you are planning to do SAP HR , then I would suggest that you first gain some core experience in HR Processes like Recruitment , Payroll , Time management , Training and Development , Performance management , Compensation management .
Along with this experience , you could also attempt to get a SAP Certification from an reputed SAP Partner .
As far as I know about SAP HR , your core knowledge will come in handy when you are working on various SAP implementations .
You could also look for training in Oracle , as they both are competitors .
Hope this helps .
Thanks
Ramon
From United States, Woodcliff Lake
SAP will be a great career path , but I would suggest that you get some core experience before joining SAP .
For example if you are planning to do SAP HR , then I would suggest that you first gain some core experience in HR Processes like Recruitment , Payroll , Time management , Training and Development , Performance management , Compensation management .
Along with this experience , you could also attempt to get a SAP Certification from an reputed SAP Partner .
As far as I know about SAP HR , your core knowledge will come in handy when you are working on various SAP implementations .
You could also look for training in Oracle , as they both are competitors .
Hope this helps .
Thanks
Ramon
From United States, Woodcliff Lake
Dear all,
Very Goodevening, I have completed my Maters in HR, also had nearly 2 years of Recruitment Experience + Coordinator for IT based industry at junior and mid levels. currently married and residing in Dubai.want to know regarding some useful HR releated courses meanwhile as currently cant take up job due to some reasons. can anyone please suggest or help me out for this.
Regards,
Kalpana
From India, Madras
Very Goodevening, I have completed my Maters in HR, also had nearly 2 years of Recruitment Experience + Coordinator for IT based industry at junior and mid levels. currently married and residing in Dubai.want to know regarding some useful HR releated courses meanwhile as currently cant take up job due to some reasons. can anyone please suggest or help me out for this.
Regards,
Kalpana
From India, Madras
Dear All,
Thank you very much for the guidance n suggestions.
I have done MBA in HR and have almost 4 yrs of experience into Recruitment & Gen. Administration.
But as I stated earlier in one post that I want to do something apart from Recruitment. What can be the OPTIONS BETTER OPTIONS for me?
Best Regards
From India, Pune
Thank you very much for the guidance n suggestions.
I have done MBA in HR and have almost 4 yrs of experience into Recruitment & Gen. Administration.
But as I stated earlier in one post that I want to do something apart from Recruitment. What can be the OPTIONS BETTER OPTIONS for me?
Best Regards
From India, Pune
hi Mni ,
As i have told you before you could get into lot of other HR domains apart from Recruitment .
But you would have to brush up your knowledge in the other HR Domains(Training & Development , payroll etc.) to crack the interviews , but i am not sure about the courses .
As you have asked , SAP & Oracle are real good , but its not easy for freshers to get into it .
From United States, Woodcliff Lake
As i have told you before you could get into lot of other HR domains apart from Recruitment .
But you would have to brush up your knowledge in the other HR Domains(Training & Development , payroll etc.) to crack the interviews , but i am not sure about the courses .
As you have asked , SAP & Oracle are real good , but its not easy for freshers to get into it .
From United States, Woodcliff Lake
Hi All, I wanted to do SAP but i am working currently ...can we do this course on weekends....
From India, Gurgaon
From India, Gurgaon
More and more people opting for better governance in corporate. SAP looks better as most of the big and mid size companies would eventually go for ERP and SAP ranks top in ERP.
From India, Bangalore
From India, Bangalore
hi Bharti ,
You can surely do the SAP course over the weekends .
But from my knowledge , you will not able to do justice to your training .
If you are really looking to get into the SAP domain , you will need to initially practice a lot on the demo systems , maybe around 6 months .
since SAP freshers requirements are really less , it maybe really difficult to get into SAP .
From my experience , if you are serious about SAP , then you will have to fully engage yourself into SAP and as they say EAT , DRINK & SLEEP SAP .
sorry to say but There are no shortcuts in SAP too .
Hope this helps , otherwise you would be very lucky to land into SAP domain after a training.
Best Of luck .
From United States, Woodcliff Lake
You can surely do the SAP course over the weekends .
But from my knowledge , you will not able to do justice to your training .
If you are really looking to get into the SAP domain , you will need to initially practice a lot on the demo systems , maybe around 6 months .
since SAP freshers requirements are really less , it maybe really difficult to get into SAP .
From my experience , if you are serious about SAP , then you will have to fully engage yourself into SAP and as they say EAT , DRINK & SLEEP SAP .
sorry to say but There are no shortcuts in SAP too .
Hope this helps , otherwise you would be very lucky to land into SAP domain after a training.
Best Of luck .
From United States, Woodcliff Lake
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