which PG business programs have good scope (in terms of job) in Canada??

[jstar1]

hey P S
thanks...i have already paid my fees for marketing management. hope we don't get affected with recession.

 

[chsandeep27]

so then what is the scope in clinical research industries and pharmaceutical industries. can we find a descent job with a advanced diploma

 

[enfield]

hi,

how is job market for people in finance and accounts . please throw some light on the demand of licence courses like cga / ca of canada.

also the prospects of graduates of post graduate diplomas in finance and accounts.

Hi,

1. For accounts, you need a professional certification and that’s really matter a lot. Like CMA, CGA, CPA etc. Job chances are very high for accounting professional.

2. For finance, it’s better if you hold MBA (Finance) + CFA charter. If you hold CFA charter (Level 3) + 5 years of work experience, you can go home with CAD 1 lac/year. CFA charter is known as a gold standard in the financial world. CFA professionals are very high in demand. Even for a graduate/post graduate diploma in finance, I would advise to at least clear CFA (Level 1).

 

[ad singh]

Hi,

1. For accounts, you need a professional certification and that's really matter a lot. Like CMA, CGA, CPA etc. Job chances are very high for accounting professional.

2. For finance, it's better if you hold MBA (Finance) + CFA charter. If you hold CFA charter (Level 3) + 5 years of work experience, you can go home with CAD 1 lac/year. CFA charter is known as a gold standard in the financial world. CFA professionals are very high in demand. Even for a graduate/post graduate diploma in finance, I would advise to at least clear CFA (Level 1).

okay thanks enfield.. cga looks to be good course. buddy are you into finance r accounts field as well.

 

[khurana]

yeh kaisi baatein kr rhe ho aap log??kuch smajh nhi aa rha hai

 

[jstar1]

thank you all..........
almost all who are studying there underlines most imp thing. MBA or PG or any other course, one should have Canadian work expe. Then doors of opportunities opens.

 

[ad singh]

thank you all..........
almost all who are studying there underlines most imp thing. MBA or PG or any other course, one should have Canadian work expe. Then doors of opportunities opens.

jayawant , how to get canadian experience ?

we all know it is a boon towards better career, but the real thing is that we need to find employer who will take us for job when we freshly graduate from university. At that time , will we have canadian experience to get job ??

 

[jstar1]

initially will be tough time to get job. My college told me to have work expe (unpaid) while in college (voluntarily work) which looks good on resume. I have no indepth idea. Economy is sluggish currently. Lets hope for best.
When you flying?

 

[jstar1]

As enfield mentioned PG course + CFA (I would call it an additional skill/ability/knowledge) will be really helpful in acquiring jobs. Job market across Canada varies. Around 1/4th of the population of Canada lives in and around Greater Toronto Area. So you can make out how competitive market would be in that area. Then there are other areas like Quebec and Saskatchewan where markets are not that saturated. But one of the many job requirement in Quebec might include you to know French.

So answering that question to a point of your satisfaction might be difficult. People who are already in Canada say that its difficult to get job in Canada and I will have to agree, be it Marketing or International Business, one needs to have more knowledge than what books tell us and to think scenario is nothing different than India, only difference is word "sifarish" won't be there. One needs an EDGE to get a job with good pay. I am not discouraging anyone just saying that here we can buy degrees throwing money but won't learn anything in that process, there one should learn properly and use that knowledge and get a job. People do get jobs there and the downward or upward communication is not as rigid in job, infact my cousin who is working there told me while planning its okay not only to point of mistake of our boss or seniors but talking a little harshly to him for such mistake as well is fine and he said this applies almost everywhere. So jobs are not like "getting crushed under the boss" types there, but yes let me tell you this, time does crush us. People work very hard there.

Coming back to the topic, I have joined a job site in Toronto and I see new jobs coming up for marketing/hr every 3-4 hours which I don't think makes it difficult for qualified people to get jobs there.

 

[uamir3]

I think you should go for CIMA..