Dear Aspirant,
By your query and the category you have selected, it appears that you are interested in becoming a school teacher.
For becoming a school teacher, you must be a graduate as a minimum qualification. Then you will have to get the Bachelors of Education (B.Ed) qualification. You will have to also pass the Teacher Eligibility Test in order to become eligible to teach in schools.
After this, you can apply for vacancies with schools (central and international schools are also applicable to you).
Best wishes
Dear Aspirant,
Nice to see that you are interested in brightening your IT career. Many of them though get frustrated unnecessarily and leave the sector for at times silly reasons instead of thinking ways to upgrade themselves and grow.
Upgrading oneself is very necessary in every sector and for a long term career success.
For IT career, I would suggest the following to take your career ahead:
1. Do not leave your job if you feel frustrated due to stagnancy. Stagnancy is in the mind. Avoid it. You should atleast spend three years in a company before thinking of switching.
2. Learn new technolo
Hello Abhijeet,
The thing I liked most about you is your self evaluation.
Please note, certain jobs like Media specifically requires a bold personality, but any kind of a back end job or desk job would require a pleasing personality to succeed.
Never the less, I would suggest, go in for a personality development course, a short term and get over certain traits. Because, any industry you join, to move up the career ladder, you need to be an extrovert and interaction is a must. So do not choose a career based on your personality trait as of now.
Choose a career, and please understand
Dear Aspirant,
When you say that you are not interested in finance as a career inspite of being qualified as PGDM Finance, you need to look at options afresh as if you have not done PGDM.
Hope you are aware that once you choose another career field, your money, time and efforts for doing PGDM will be go completely waste. I am surprised that how you are casual and feel so easy to leave things. Hope your parents are aware of this and fine.
To choose a career which is suitable to your new interests has to be checked and verified scientifically. I would strongly suggest for this you to attemp
Dear Aspirant,
Getting confused is in a way natural due to a large number of career options available to pursue. However, here requires caution. I am happy that you came with you confusion and asked us to help.
Do not get confused anymore. Just tell me what is your exact concern, doubt and confusion. I am sure I will be able to help you out and arrive at a correct career decision.
Further and additionally, I would strongly recommend you to get yourself checked through the Ideal Career Test from CareerGuide.com. This is a scientifically designed psychometric test which will help you know w
Dear Aspirant,
You are expecting and asking before time.
You will definitely improve and progress in your career, but not with little experience. Three years experience is small to progress to the Manager level.
Why are you so desperate to climb up, when you have just gathered small work experience? Quality Assurance is a good domain and I would recommend you get certified by doing ISO Certifications etc which will justify your promotion coupled with a little more experience added.
Best wishes
Dear Aspirant,
Now that you have completed PGDM in Tourism and Cargo, you must be aware of the industry, job profiles, the type of work available.
Cargo sector is one of the basic sector in the industry. This is a part of the Logistics sector.
There are definitely good number of job opportunities in the logistics/cargo sector and jobs are available with private medium & large courier companies, airport, railways, transport companies, etc.
Best wishes
Dear Aspirant,
Yes, 53% is a problem and I agree with Ms. Meghana too.
Having Distinction in B.Ed is a good achievement.
Doing M.Ed would not help you teach in senior colleges if you are not NET/SET cleared. With 53% you will not be eligible for appearing for NET / SET exam. If you belong to the reserved category, then 5% relaxation is available and you can appear for NET / SET.
I would suggest that you may think of teaching in junior colleges and schools with your current qualification of MA English and B.Ed.
Best wishes
Dear Aspirant,
From your question, I am not sure which career you are looking forward to in your life ahead. Sanskrit and then suddenly Archaeology and now you wish to learn a foreign language?
Why do you think that a foreign language is what is good for you for future and would give you something that you desire in your career?
Are you working currently? I think you can get jobs in teaching based on the current education you have done. If you are interested in Archeology, then learning a foreign language will be of no use.
I feel you need to remove the confusion and should know what care
Dear Aspirant,
Learning a foreign language is definitely beneficial if you wish to be into media or communication or language domain. It is also helpful if you are in IT industry where you may get an opportunity to travel abroad for project work or training. It is also helpful in BPO sector for non-voice or voice processes.
Demanded foreign languages are French, German, Japanese, Spanish.
Best wishes
Dear Kasturi,
After MA Economics, try clearing the SET or NET Exam. Since this is the minimum eligibility for teaching in senior colleges. And finally as said, a PhD will be a wonderful thing for your entire life.
Best wishes
Dear Kajal009_ssjgs,It is expected that the incremental human resource requirement for teachers and trainers would be about 5.8 million teachers by 2022. This would translate to an average requirement to train about 415,000 teachers and trainers annually. The current capacity of teacher training institutes is about 160,000 onlyPlease have a look at some popular career option under Education / Skill Development industry :School PsychologistsClinical PsychologistsForeign Langauge TeacherLecturersLibrarianPhysical Education Instructor/CoachPrincipalProfessorsSchool TeacherSpecial EducatorsTransla
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English Honours Scope: Ba English Honours
The B.A. English (Hons) programme is a three-year undergraduate programme that is particularly popular among students interested in humanities. Its popularity can be attributed to a variety of factors. English is a versatile language that may lead to a variety of job opportunities for students all around the world.
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Dear Aspirant,
I would love to give you the career options after 12th, but for that you need to tell me which stream 12th have you done or are pursuing? Knowing this is important for appropriate advicing.
You have selected Education & Skill Development as the category to ask this question nof yours. After 12th, there are skill development courses, however becoming a graduate is essential for a long term good career.
You can give me call to discuss and I shall be happy to help you.
Best wishes
Dear Aspirant,
As discussed, Mass Communication and Journalism would be ideal where your English language proficiency will be helpful.
You can get jobs in Editorial department, advertising, proof reading, corporate communication, content writing, blog writing, reporting, news editing, news reporting, investigative journalism.
Best wishes
Hello
There are multiple options as follows
Start working in a pharma company, you will get the idea of your interest towards fields like research, quality control, quality assurance etc. It will help in deciding whether to continue work or to go for post graduation course.
Get registered as a Registered Pharmacist and start your own pharmacy store
Study for competitive exams conducted by government/UPSC and apply for posts like drug inspector, pharmacists in clinics etc.
Pursue M. Pharm. Course, work on research and development projects
Few colleges offer MBA course in pharmacy as well as MB
Hello Hardik
You haven’t specified your current educational qualification. If you are in tenth or eleventh standard then you have sufficient time to decide the course.
The best way to select a career is to go for a psychometric test or aptitude test. Careerguide offers Ideal career test on the website. Another way is list down your interests as well as soft skills on a page and think where you would like to see yourself in next few years. Now a day’s one can pusue career n fields like photography, fitness training, and adventure sports etc. based on the interests. Think about facto
Hi Aakar,
I agree a job and preparing for GMAT is quite a task.
But tell me, will you be able to dedicate 24 hours, only to study and prepare for GMAT. A break is needed.You just cant keep studying all the time.
So best would be to prepare a schedule and work accordingly. Take reasonable breaks. BUt I would suggest, do not leave the job, as being outside and with different people and activities relaxes the mind. You need to learn to focus for the rest of the time you get.
Hope this helps.
Wish you good luck...
Hello Swati
I would like to talk about the financial concern first. You can earn well by joining reputed schools or private tuition institute or you can start your own home based tuitions. Also many websites provide opportunity to connect online with the students.
However, if you are not interested in the teaching profile, you can learn skills relevant to your graduation eg. If you are arts students with ‘history’ as a major, you can learn more about ‘museology’ or a foreign language. Think about your soft skills and hobbies and you can explore new career accordingly. N