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Hi,
Airport Operations includes all activities performed at an airport: i.e. facility management, security, coordination & monitoring of aviation safety, aircraft parking & refueling, air traffic control, environment issues, catering, baggage & cargo handling & businesses activities at international & domestic airports.
If you want to be a part of airport operations, then you need to pursue a course in aviation & hospitality management coupled with some business management skills.
You can pursue Certificate or diploma Courses in the field of:
- Airline Ticketing.
- Air Safety Training.
- Aircraft Maintenance Engineering.
- Aviation Safety Training.
- Air Traffic Control.
- Air Rescue Services.
- Air Fire Fighting Services.
- Air Cargo Management, and related courses.
As per your query, it seems that you are interested in working a cabin crew member, in order to be a cabin crew member, you may consider pursuing some of the below mentioned course:
- Diploma in Aviation, Hospitality and Travel Management.
- Diploma in Hospitality, Travel and Customer Service.
The duration of these course may be from 12 months to 18 months.
In order to pursue above mentioned course you need to be 12th pass and above, and need to have a good communication skills.
For your reference find below some of the institutes offering the above mentioned course:
- Frankfinn Institute Of Air Hostess Training.
- Air Hostess Academy.
- Kingfisher Training and Aviation Services.
- Kompass Aviation.
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Hi,
SAP BASIS includes a RDBMS, GUI, and client server architecture. Beyond the interface aspect of BASIS, it also includes such components as a data dictionary as well as user and system administration.
BASIS is a business application software integrated solution. Simply, BASIS is the administration of the SAP system.
You'll learn-
Business Process
How BASIS Module work in R/3
Implementation Training
Integration with other Modules
Real-time Training with End to End Implementation Process
There are several paths, but these two are the most common:
1) Company already runs SAP and has experienced staff. Hard workers from desktop support/OS admin/DBA pool get promoted to SAP Basis group.
2) Company does NOT have SAP, but buys it. Existing OS/DBA/network admins get tasked with helping implement SAP with help of consultants.You'll not that there is NOT a group three in which a recent college graduate pays a chunk of money to get SAP certification and then gets hired to do SAP Basis work. It happens, but VERY infrequently. Mostly companies want to know that you can function as a normal admin before training you to be an SAP Basis admin.
Thousands of people get their start as SAP Basis Admins every year through the first two routes. This means that there are PLENTY of experienced people available for every job that is posted for SAP Basis work. I can't stress this enough: if you have no work experience as an SAP Basis admin, you are wasting your time applying for SAP Basis admin openings. The folks you are competing against for those jobs typically have 8 or more years as an admin with at least 2 or 3 of those years doing SAP Basis work specifically.
If you have no experience and would like to have a career as an SAP Basis person, go get hired as an OS admin, a DBA, or a network admin at a company that already runs SAP. That is, by far, your best chance to eventually get into SAP.
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