Hi all,
I'm an MBA in HR and have been working in a broking firm as an HR head since January '05. Now, I am interested in SAP HR, but I don't have any knowledge about it. Can anybody provide me with full information about it? I belong to Agra, so please suggest an institute near Agra, like in Delhi or NCR.
Is it worthwhile to pursue this? Please let me know.
I hope to receive a reply soon.
Regards,
Seema
From India, Delhi
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I'm an MBA in HR and have been working in a broking firm as an HR head since January '05. Now, I am interested in SAP HR, but I don't have any knowledge about it. Can anybody provide me with full information about it? I belong to Agra, so please suggest an institute near Agra, like in Delhi or NCR.
Is it worthwhile to pursue this? Please let me know.
I hope to receive a reply soon.
Regards,
Seema
From India, Delhi
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Hi!
In India, only Siemens is licensed to train for SAP. Some other institutes also claim to offer the same process. It's worthwhile if you are working with a good MNC that has top-notch technology. I hope you understand my point.
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EAFIL :lol:
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7In India, only Siemens is licensed to train for SAP. Some other institutes also claim to offer the same process. It's worthwhile if you are working with a good MNC that has top-notch technology. I hope you understand my point.
With regards,
EAFIL :lol:
From India, Delhi
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Hi,
Thank you for informing me, but I am not working in an MNC. I am working in a small firm and want to leave this firm. I want to know what job security is like after doing SAP. Do you have any contact number for Siemens?
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Seema
From India, Delhi
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Thank you for informing me, but I am not working in an MNC. I am working in a small firm and want to leave this firm. I want to know what job security is like after doing SAP. Do you have any contact number for Siemens?
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Seema
From India, Delhi
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Hi,
Siemens is not the only one, but you also have Genovate. These are the authorized SAP trainers. It depends on how many years of experience you have in HR. If you have command over all areas of HR and sufficient domain knowledge and experience, then you don't even have to go for a course paying 2.5 Lakhs. Companies like IBM will hire you and train you on the same.
However, you need at least 5 years of Generalist HR knowledge. If yes, then go for an unauthorized course paying 25K and get an understanding of it, for which you need not leave your job and study.
DK
From India, Mumbai
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Siemens is not the only one, but you also have Genovate. These are the authorized SAP trainers. It depends on how many years of experience you have in HR. If you have command over all areas of HR and sufficient domain knowledge and experience, then you don't even have to go for a course paying 2.5 Lakhs. Companies like IBM will hire you and train you on the same.
However, you need at least 5 years of Generalist HR knowledge. If yes, then go for an unauthorized course paying 25K and get an understanding of it, for which you need not leave your job and study.
DK
From India, Mumbai
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Hi Seema,
You need not be confused or panicked. Basically, there are two types of jobs associated with SAP in any organization. One is the implementation part, and the other one is the support function. Implementation means you have to develop the program for the organization, whereas support means it is already implemented, and you have to just work on it. Implementation is a vast job, and basically, companies look for experienced people. As already mentioned, Siemens is the certified trainer for the same, but it is very expensive (approximately Rs 3 L). Now, it depends on you how much you want to spend. Siemens trains you first and then lets you work on implementation projects under their guidance so that you gain implementation experience.
Apart from that, you can do a one-year course from C-DAC (Noida). Though it's not certified as the certification lies only with Siemens, it is a government institute, and the course fee is also approximately Rs 60,000, making it a good bargain as it also gives you live experiences. Many companies hire people from this institute because the faculties are themselves top honchos of SAP companies. It's overall a good deal.
Apart from this, there are many private institutes offering SAP courses at a cost of Rs 25,000 to Rs 30,000. These institutes are good for working people as they have flexible timings, and if you have good domain experience, then it helps you a lot. I am an HR professional with an experience of 3.5 years, and since I can't afford to leave my job, I am doing the course from such an institute in the evening hours and on Sundays. For Siemens or C-DAC, you need to devote full time.
SAP is very much in demand, be it in the implementation or support function. You can go for it without hesitation. It will help you in the future.
Hope you got your queries solved. You can ask me if you have any more.
Regards,
Amit Singh
From India, Delhi
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You need not be confused or panicked. Basically, there are two types of jobs associated with SAP in any organization. One is the implementation part, and the other one is the support function. Implementation means you have to develop the program for the organization, whereas support means it is already implemented, and you have to just work on it. Implementation is a vast job, and basically, companies look for experienced people. As already mentioned, Siemens is the certified trainer for the same, but it is very expensive (approximately Rs 3 L). Now, it depends on you how much you want to spend. Siemens trains you first and then lets you work on implementation projects under their guidance so that you gain implementation experience.
Apart from that, you can do a one-year course from C-DAC (Noida). Though it's not certified as the certification lies only with Siemens, it is a government institute, and the course fee is also approximately Rs 60,000, making it a good bargain as it also gives you live experiences. Many companies hire people from this institute because the faculties are themselves top honchos of SAP companies. It's overall a good deal.
Apart from this, there are many private institutes offering SAP courses at a cost of Rs 25,000 to Rs 30,000. These institutes are good for working people as they have flexible timings, and if you have good domain experience, then it helps you a lot. I am an HR professional with an experience of 3.5 years, and since I can't afford to leave my job, I am doing the course from such an institute in the evening hours and on Sundays. For Siemens or C-DAC, you need to devote full time.
SAP is very much in demand, be it in the implementation or support function. You can go for it without hesitation. It will help you in the future.
Hope you got your queries solved. You can ask me if you have any more.
Regards,
Amit Singh
From India, Delhi
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