What on earth is a claims analyst ?? How on earth are we supposed to know what is useful in India ?
SAS, come on mate, you can do better then this ?
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Placement? Look - go to sap.com and check out their FICO training courses and book yourself on them. Then take the certification.Originally posted by frank84 View Post1- Do you have any suggestions with regards to couching center in London who provide training aswell as placement ?
It's certainly cheaper to do the training in India. Or Singapore. Or South Africa.2- Is it good to do SAP in London or India ? I am planning to move back to India in 3yrs time.
Try asking on contractorIndia.com...3- Do we have claims analyst jobs in India, incase if i continue with my job for some more time, i am concerned about relevant work experience which might or might not be helpful
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Really? Are you for real? I am an SAP FICO consultant and it is business and financial experience that counts just as much as technical knowledge, you won't learn that in a course. I have worked with many SAP certified FI/CO specialists who haven't got the financial background and they have all been useless, even the ones that could speak English!Originally posted by frank84 View PostHi All,
I have couple of questions, please help in making the decision
I work in london as Claims Analyst and would like to study SAP FICO to get better profile in finance, i would like to work in India in future.
1- Do you have any suggestions with regards to couching center in London who provide training aswell as placement ?
2- Is it good to do SAP in London or India ? I am planning to move back to India in 3yrs time.
3- Do we have claims analyst jobs in India, incase if i continue with my job for some more time, i am concerned about relevant work experience which might or might not be helpful
Appreciate ur honest suggestions
Thanks
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Before doing any course check to see if there is a market for the skills.Originally posted by frank84 View PostHi All,
I have couple of questions, please help in making the decision
I work in london as Claims Analyst and would like to study SAP FICO to get better profile in finance, i would like to work in India in future.
1- Do you have any suggestions with regards to couching center in London who provide training aswell as placement ?
2- Is it good to do SAP in London or India ? I am planning to move back to India in 3yrs time.
3- Do we have claims analyst jobs in India, incase if i continue with my job for some more time, i am concerned about relevant work experience which might or might not be helpful
Appreciate ur honest suggestions
Thanks
Get in contact with some agents in India and find out what the market is like.
How many years experience would be required after training.
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Welcome back Suity!Originally posted by frank84 View PostHi All,
I have couple of questions, please help in making the decision
I work in london as Claims Analyst and would like to study SAP FICO to get better profile in finance, i would like to work in India in future.
1- Do you have any suggestions with regards to couching center in London who provide training aswell as placement ?
2- Is it good to do SAP in London or India ? I am planning to move back to India in 3yrs time.
3- Do we have claims analyst jobs in India, incase if i continue with my job for some more time, i am concerned about relevant work experience which might or might not be helpful
Appreciate ur honest suggestions
Thanks
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SAP Course help
Hi All,
I have couple of questions, please help in making the decision
I work in london as Claims Analyst and would like to study SAP FICO to get better profile in finance, i would like to work in India in future.
1- Do you have any suggestions with regards to couching center in London who provide training aswell as placement ?
2- Is it good to do SAP in London or India ? I am planning to move back to India in 3yrs time.
3- Do we have claims analyst jobs in India, incase if i continue with my job for some more time, i am concerned about relevant work experience which might or might not be helpful
Appreciate ur honest suggestions
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