Professional courses

Professional courses

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Get sensible training with a professional or occupational qualification and speed up yourself into your dream job

Professional training is ideal if you've a clear career objective, as they're geared towards improving your capability to do a particular occupation.

What is a professional qualification?

Professional qualifications focus on developing the skills you need to work in a specific industry or job. Awarded by professional bodies, they generally give you the chance to gain valuable on-the-job experience through vocational training. Many courses follow on from a degree or equivalent qualification; however, such academic experience isn't always required.

Countless careers demand you possess a professional qualification.

How long do professional courses take to complete?

Professional courses can last anywhere between a few weeks and a few years, depending entirely on the qualification and whether you are studying part time or full time.And professional courses depends on the course time Example : Engineering course takes 4 years and Medicine takes  4 ½ years of time period.

What does a professional course involve?

Professional qualifications vary wildly in structure. This is reflected by the fact that, of graduates who were studying for a professional qualification six months after leaving university,If you study full time, you will probably be in training for around 40 hours every week and the environment will be very fast paced. Meanwhile, part-time study usually takes place during evenings and weekends. It is much slower in pace but, when coupled with work commitments, it can be just as intense. Vocational courses do not necessarily share fixed terms, with many courses running multiple times every year at locations nationwide. Assessment will comprise of coursework, exams or portfolio work, or a combination of all three.

What are the entry requirements?

This is entirely dependent on the course and what type of job it leads to. For example, Any professional courses to be join the student has to completed in PUC/12^th class and minimum of 50% marks to be scored to join Engineering /medical courses.

How much does it cost?

Cost is dependent on a range of factors and therefore varies hugely. In general, cost will be reflected by the course's intensity and how important it is in the context of the career you wish to take.

Why study a professional qualification?

Many professions, such as becoming a engineer, require you to possess particular qualifications. If you're serious about forging a career in a certain field, you may have little choice but to take the course.

Gain skills, recognition and contacts - this will improve your specialist knowledge and career prospects.

Increase your potential earnings or current salary.

Meet employers' expectations of continual professional development by keeping your skills and abilities relevant and up to date.

Begin on the path to chartership. This will see you registered as a member of the professional body.

How do I find the right course for me?

Be sure to do your research; the length, cost, quality and content of courses can differ greatly. You therefore must figure out which option, if any, will benefit you the most. To get a better feel for what you'll be signing up to, you can get in touch with a range of people who will be able to give you good advice.

Ultimately, there are several key factors you will have to consider before making a final decision. These include:

Fees and the availability of admission and budget;

How reputable the teaching institution and its tutors are;

Impact on your employment prospects;

Student satisfaction and employment rates.