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Hi,
As requested, these are the following course programs in Accounting:
Certificate Course in Financial Accounting
Diploma in Financial Accounting
Master Diploma in Financial Accounting
Certificate Courses in Accounting
Diploma Courses in Accounting
Bachelor of Commerce in Accountancy
Bachelor of Commerce in Accounting and Finance
Bachelor of Commerce in Corporate Accountancy
Bachelor of Commerce in Financial Accounting
Master of Commerce in Accounting and Auditing
Master of Commerce in Accounting and Finance
Professional courses in Accounts:
Chartered Secretary
Cost and Works Accountant - ICWA
Chartered Accountancy
I would request girishseshmani to share his expertise.
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Hi Dosha,
Foreign language experts with a good understanding of cultures are in great demand in the corporate world.
The scope of foreign languages as career is stupendous and candidates willing to explore it have multitude of job opportunities in various multinational companies and multilateral organisations.
Job Prospects
Academic qualification and proficiency in foreign languages opens the gate for career in sectors such as:-
tourism
embassies
diplomatic service
entertainment
public relations and mass communication,
international organisations
publishing
interpretation and translation etc.
Additionally, various multinational corporate bodies require candidates possessing excellent language skills in French, German, Russian, Chinese, Japanese, Spanish, Korean, Portuguese, etc. Some new avenues such as online content writers, technical translators or decoders too have come up in a big way.
Remuneration:
Foreign language professionals earn attractive remuneration depending upon the work and the organization. Professionals working for PR or Marketing Department of any MNC can earn Rs 30,000 – 50,000 per month. Teachers can earn any salary in the range of Rs 15,000 to Rs 25,000 a month. Translators on the other hand receive Rs 250 to Rs 500 per page; compensation depends a lot upon the proficiency in the language. Similarly, an interpreter who is paid on an hourly basis can earn Rs 2000 to Rs 4000 per hour, again depending upon his calibre and work experience.
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