I am working as an HR Executive in a power group. I have an MBA in HR. Can anyone suggest any courses related to this? Someone mentioned labor law courses. Any others? I am in Delhi. Please suggest correspondence courses in Delhi or nearby Delhi.
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You may have a Diploma in Labour Law from the Indian Law Institute (ILI) located near the Supreme Court of India in New Delhi. Evening classes are available there.
Thanks for the reply, but we are planning to shift to Noida because my office is in Phase II, and the timings are also very odd, from 9:30 to 6:30, so it's not possible for me. Do you have any other suggestions?
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Thanks for the reply, but we are planning to shift to Noida because my office is in Phase II, and the timings are also very odd, from 9:30 to 6:30, so it's not possible for me. Do you have any other suggestions?
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First, you need to decide your zone of interest, whether it is in the Statutory-based jobs of HR or the Psychology-based jobs of HR.
If your zone of interest is in Psychology-based jobs, the best option is to pursue long-term courses such as:
- M.Sc. Psychology/Applied Psychology (correspondence courses available in many universities such as Madras, Annamalai, Osmania, etc.)
- M.Sc. Counselling Psychology (correspondence course at Madras University)
- M.S. Counselling and Psychotherapy (Correspondence course at Kuvambu University)
- MSW (Master of Social Work) at IGNOU/Annamalai University
- Dip TD from ISTD: a 1 year 6 months course specializing in Training and Development, recognized by the Central Govt.
For short-term courses, consider options like CRA (Certified Recruitment Analyst), CRP (Certified Retention Professional), CTP (Certified Training Professional), Certified Compensation Manager, etc. These are all one-month courses with two-day seminars held in major cities of India.
If your Zone of Interest is statutory-based, then the following courses will be useful:
- MLM (Master of Labour Management) correspondence at Annamalai University
- BGL/BBL/MGL/Dip in Labour Law and Administrative Law: correspondence courses at Annamalai University (Please note that you cannot become an advocate by studying law through correspondence as it is not recognized by the Bar Council of India. However, it will help you to understand law and be a supportive qualification).
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If your zone of interest is in Psychology-based jobs, the best option is to pursue long-term courses such as:
- M.Sc. Psychology/Applied Psychology (correspondence courses available in many universities such as Madras, Annamalai, Osmania, etc.)
- M.Sc. Counselling Psychology (correspondence course at Madras University)
- M.S. Counselling and Psychotherapy (Correspondence course at Kuvambu University)
- MSW (Master of Social Work) at IGNOU/Annamalai University
- Dip TD from ISTD: a 1 year 6 months course specializing in Training and Development, recognized by the Central Govt.
For short-term courses, consider options like CRA (Certified Recruitment Analyst), CRP (Certified Retention Professional), CTP (Certified Training Professional), Certified Compensation Manager, etc. These are all one-month courses with two-day seminars held in major cities of India.
If your Zone of Interest is statutory-based, then the following courses will be useful:
- MLM (Master of Labour Management) correspondence at Annamalai University
- BGL/BBL/MGL/Dip in Labour Law and Administrative Law: correspondence courses at Annamalai University (Please note that you cannot become an advocate by studying law through correspondence as it is not recognized by the Bar Council of India. However, it will help you to understand law and be a supportive qualification).
From India, New Delhi
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