Hello HR Members,
This is my 1st posting, and I'm asking for help from you. Please help me to solve my query. I have completed my MBA in HR and am presently working with a small company since November 2006 as an HR executive. Now, I want to pursue a course related to HR so that I can secure a good job and build a strong profile in a larger company. Could you please guide me on which course I should join?
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Priyanka :P
From India, Pune
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This is my 1st posting, and I'm asking for help from you. Please help me to solve my query. I have completed my MBA in HR and am presently working with a small company since November 2006 as an HR executive. Now, I want to pursue a course related to HR so that I can secure a good job and build a strong profile in a larger company. Could you please guide me on which course I should join?
Regards,
Priyanka :P
From India, Pune
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Hello Prinyaka,
You have not mentioned in HR where you want to go. Choose your career, i.e., Recruitment, Training & Development, Performance Appraisal, etc. So, you have to decide where you want to go or where your interest lies.
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RAM
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From India, New Delhi
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1You have not mentioned in HR where you want to go. Choose your career, i.e., Recruitment, Training & Development, Performance Appraisal, etc. So, you have to decide where you want to go or where your interest lies.
Regards,
RAM
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From India, New Delhi
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Hi,
First, you need to choose your role in HR, i.e., Recruitment, Training and Development, Generalist profile, Industrial Relations, Payroll, Performance Management, Corporate Communication (Corporate HR).
Once you choose one or more roles, you may look for some short courses in the respective subjects. IFCAI and some other reputable institutions offer various postgraduate certificate courses in HR.
Alternatively, to enhance your qualifications, you may pursue an M.Phil and later a PhD if you wish to continue your studies further.
Warm regards, Umesh Chaudhary (welcomeumesh@yahoo.com)
From India, Delhi
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First, you need to choose your role in HR, i.e., Recruitment, Training and Development, Generalist profile, Industrial Relations, Payroll, Performance Management, Corporate Communication (Corporate HR).
Once you choose one or more roles, you may look for some short courses in the respective subjects. IFCAI and some other reputable institutions offer various postgraduate certificate courses in HR.
Alternatively, to enhance your qualifications, you may pursue an M.Phil and later a PhD if you wish to continue your studies further.
Warm regards, Umesh Chaudhary (welcomeumesh@yahoo.com)
From India, Delhi
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Dear,
Visit the following website: www.nilem.com. It is the National Institute of Labor Education and Management. You will get information on courses related to HR. I myself have obtained a DLL from it during my MBA (HR).
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Romy
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From India, Mumbai
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Visit the following website: www.nilem.com. It is the National Institute of Labor Education and Management. You will get information on courses related to HR. I myself have obtained a DLL from it during my MBA (HR).
Regards,
Romy
09969415022
From India, Mumbai
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Dear Umesh,
Thank you very much for your valuable suggestions. I am very interested in the generalist profile of HR. Are there any courses that include everything?
My current job profile includes a variety of tasks such as recruitment, induction, policy-making, performance appraisal, and payroll, as I am the sole HR personnel in the company.
In your opinion, would it be better to specialize in a specific area or pursue an option that covers all aspects of HR?
Regards,
Priyanka :P :P
From India, Pune
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Thank you very much for your valuable suggestions. I am very interested in the generalist profile of HR. Are there any courses that include everything?
My current job profile includes a variety of tasks such as recruitment, induction, policy-making, performance appraisal, and payroll, as I am the sole HR personnel in the company.
In your opinion, would it be better to specialize in a specific area or pursue an option that covers all aspects of HR?
Regards,
Priyanka :P :P
From India, Pune
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Hi,
I would suggest that if you have been in Hyderabad, "Corporate Mission HR(TM)" run by Husys(TM) is the best option available in the market to understand the needs of HR. It is a 5-weekend class program that will be very useful. I am enclosing the details for your reference. You can contact Chetana at 9948078937 or 040-65195632 for more information.
Regards,
Naresh
From India, Hyderabad
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I would suggest that if you have been in Hyderabad, "Corporate Mission HR(TM)" run by Husys(TM) is the best option available in the market to understand the needs of HR. It is a 5-weekend class program that will be very useful. I am enclosing the details for your reference. You can contact Chetana at 9948078937 or 040-65195632 for more information.
Regards,
Naresh
From India, Hyderabad
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Hi Priyanka,
It's Romy here. You are already an MBA HR, so what else could be better than this generalist PG degree? I don't think you should pursue any other generalist course. You can consider specialized courses in SAP HR. Recruitment and selection would be the best option as I believe it is an evergreen process.
Regards,
Romy
From India, Mumbai
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It's Romy here. You are already an MBA HR, so what else could be better than this generalist PG degree? I don't think you should pursue any other generalist course. You can consider specialized courses in SAP HR. Recruitment and selection would be the best option as I believe it is an evergreen process.
Regards,
Romy
From India, Mumbai
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