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Hi,
Please let us know in detail about your past academic background for better advice, however if you are 12th pass in that case you may consider pursuing BHM (Bachelor degree in Hotel Management)
BHM is a good course to pursue and it offers good career prospects and excellent growth opportunities not only in India but across the globe.
While pursuing this course you may opt for specialization in:
- Front office.
- Food and beverage services.
- Food and beverages production (cooking and baking)
- House keeping.
After completing this course you may join as housekeeping staff supervisor, lodging manager, restaurant manager, food service manager and more.
Professionals from this field can also seek employment in travel agencies, spas, sport and recreation, hotels, restaurants, transportation companies, airlines and more.
In order to pursue BHM you need to be 12th pass from any stream with good academic record preferably 40% to 50% in 12th with English as one of the subjects, plus you need to take entrance test conducted by various institutes.
The eligibility criteria may vary from institute to institute.
Please browse through the link mentioned below to get detailed information regarding various institutes in India offering BHM.
Link: https://hospitality.shiksha.com/bachelor-in-hotel-management-in-india-categorypage-6-84-264-0-0-1-1-2-0-none-1-0
Besides undergraduate degree in hotel management, course are also available at masters level like:
- Masters in Hospitality.
- MBA in hospitality.
- MBA in aviation.
- Masters in travel and tourism and related course.
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Hi,
1)
After completing B.Arch, there are multiple opportunities equally in private and public sectors.
- Skilled professionals can seek employment in government organizations such as city development, state and central public work, departments, municipalities, housing and urban development corporation.
- The most advantaged scope in the field of architecture is private practice. After gaining some experience in an organization, the architects can set up their own company.
- Professionals in this career can also opt for teaching jobs in universities and colleges.
- A skilled architect, to work as a consultant or to set up private practice, should register with The Council of Architecture before beginning their profession. The Council of Architecture constituted by the Government of India is charged with the responsibility to regulate the education and practice of profession throughout India besides maintaining the register of architects.
- Individual architects or architectural practices can opt to specialize in one number of fields such as, hospital, housing or educational services.
2)
One may work as :
-Drafter
-Consultant
-Sales Engineer
-Building Inspector
-Consulting Engineer
-Technical Architects
-Construction Estimator
-Professor Or Researcher
-Construction Project Manager
3)
Some of the top Indian organizations are :
-Hafeez Contractor
-Manchanda Associates
-Architect Consultants
-VSA Space Design (P) Ltd.
-Edifice Architects Pvt.Ltd.
-Chitra Vishwanath Architects
4)
Salary :
Salary depends on various parameters such as size of the organization, profile, qualification, experience etc.
But, to give you a brief idea,
- Engineer in trainee level can expect income around Rs. 10000 - 12000 every month.
- Within a short span of time, the salary can go up to Rs.15000 - 20000 every month depending upon the experience and the work.
- In government sectors, the pay scale is not rewarding as the private sector.
- Architects practicing through their own organizations could earn a lot, and this could be from thousands to lakhs.
- Consultants charge somewhere around 4 - 10 percent of the total cost of construction in case of apartments and multi-storied buildings.
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Hi,
1)
Below is the list of colleges offering short term management courses :
-Xavier Labour Relations Institute (XLRI)
AICTE Approved , UGC Recognised , (Autonomous Program)
-Indian Institute of Foreign Trade (IIFT)
AICTE Approved , UGC Recognised , Affiliated to Deemed University
-Indian School of Business
-Mudra Institute of Communications, Ahmedabad (MICA)
-Alliance University Department of Continuing Education
UGC Recognised , Affiliated to Alliance University
-Garware Institute of Career Education and Development
Affiliated to University Of Mumbai
-EThames Business School
UGC Recognised , Affiliated to Osmania University
2)
Fee structure :
Every college has it's own course specific fee structure which varies every year. In order to know the exact fee it would be always advisable to browse through the official website of the college or contact the officials directly.
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Hi,
Photojournalists-
Work for newspapers and news magazines who commission them to provide photographs of newsworthy events, things and situations
They combine an ability to find and record dramatic action with photographic talent.
Use agility, good observation and alertness to get the best pictures I would like to bifurcate the process into few steps:-
1. Get an education:- While a traditional, formal education is not a requirement to establish a career in photojournalism, becoming a good photographer does require technical expertise.
*Nikon India offers an Advanced Level Program
For those who want to learn more about a specific genre of photography like fashion, wildlife, photojournalism, studio etc. Understanding of the different controls and modes of DSLR camera is required, along with a good understanding of exposure control.
*Bharti Vidyapeeth School of Photography
Diploma in Photo Journalism
*Shari Academy
Diploma in Photo Journalism
2. Develop contacts in the photographic field. Join professional organizations, subscribe to photography newsletters and join camera clubs to meet people, learn tricks of the trade and even break into the photojournalism field.
3. Develop a resume. A website or digital portfolio may be more enticing than a traditional idea. The more visual your resume, the better for showcasing your work.
4. Seek an internship. Decide where you want to work based on your experience and plans for the future. Develop a portfolio that caters to the client's interest and apply for the internship.
5. Ask for feedback. Get feedback from professional contacts and teachers. The constructive criticism can help you develop and improve your photojournalism skills.
6. Stay informed about the latest developments within the field so you can stay competitive and rise above others in your field.
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