as im leaving for london on 30th june, i have take admission on IHMES hotel school. As i have taken information abt it. but i just wanna know tht will i b able to get highr cader jobs in this industry as im plannin to do MBA after complition of my degree. so plz guide me accordin to tht. will b waitin for ur replies. thank you!!
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Alex,\nIf you want to work at various catering jobs in London, go to see the Angel temp. agency just a few yards to the right off the Shepherds Bush tube stop.  I worked the same night as my first phone call.  See Red or Anna, Tell them I (Richard Branson) sent you.  If you're not legal to work in EU, see www.bunac.org for student work visa.  For your MBA visit the Cass Business School in London.  Expensive, but connected.\nP.S.- Do try to avoid bad English/internet abbreviations, etc. in your correspondence.  It looks bad and can give the wrong impression.  Best of Luck!  Let me know how you do!
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Well Hello Dolphin,hope this will help you I myself have transferred from Australia to India,and doing BBM in Bangalore as far as I know and had heard that BBM is the same as BMS,BBA.Because I had applied in Chennai where it was BBA.And when I had asked the representatives there they said all are one and the same and that it depends on which state and which board it belongs to which in turn depends on the university to which it is affiliated.And anyway as far as I can tell mumbai isn't the exact place where you can have an excellant all round BBM international,I suggest you take up bangalore as the destination of choice as it is here that the boom of BBA and BBM kick started and is getting more and more prestigious.\nBut i guess you could try Xavier's,St joseph's if at all you stick with Bombay that is.\nHope it helps you not for the points just like to help.Have a nice time.
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It depends. I think the strength and value of your MBA will depend on your grades. If you're not a very quantitative person, your grades in finance will probably suffer. Most people who do finance MBAs aspire to work in investment banking, sales & trading or even venture capital. These industries are extremely competitive and offer very good salaries. Chances are that if you've got a lousy MBA from a lousy school, you're not going to get into any of the top firms and will probably end up being a lowly analyst for a long time in some small run down place. If you're dynamic, smart and love to talk best you go for Marketing. If you excel in that field, marketing executives and marketing managers do lead very good lives - travel, stay in top hotels and network with the top brains. Choose wisely. Good luck!
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Your question doesn't make sense.  Do you mean "what are the job opportunities for an MBA in HRM?" or are you asking what university to go to to get your MBA and go into HRM?
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If you are refering to job opportunities; it is too early.\nif you are referring to higher studies; it depends on the marks or the money you got.\n\nMy advice will be, explore what you really want to do; where your real strengths are and then decide yourself and do not take any advice ;-)
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Most 4 star hotels expect to see previous hotel experience, so I would recommend getting some experience first.  Also, they look for skills related to the position you are applying for, and leadership experience in the positions you list (we're you a shift leader, etc.)
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I've almost finished my MSc and Liverpool Uni also do MBA's.  I don't have a BSc, but as I had 10 years + of relevant experience, I was allowed.  (I think my A Level might have helped too).\n\nIt can take as little as 1 year to 3 years of study and can be extended to 4 years but requires additional funding.  I spend between 2-3 hours every night and it's taken me just over 2 and a half years.  If you can commit to 8 hours a day, it could take 1 year.  This involves taking on more than one module at a time.  I've done my course through an online programme and would highly recommend it.\n\nP.S.  I get a referal fee if you decide to go ahead, so contact me using my user name and I'll split it with you!!
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Blangladesh is reknown for its valuable information about sme promotion. i do not agree with those who advice u otherwise. if i were u i would try the MBA but go fot the specific one eg. MBA microfinance.
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Hello There,\n\nFirst of all, I would like to say you about IBM. As you know, that IBM is very large company. Upto my knowledge from my friends who are working in IBM. IBM has work on different platforms like, Powerbuilder, J2EE, C & C++ (these are common language which you must know initially and by hard). \n\nAdditionally, you have MBA degree, it woud be great advantage for you because many top companies also engage their employees to do Management course during job like IBM, CSC etc. \n\nYOu have done already. You have great chances to work in IBM. But only one thing, you shud get in touch with newspapers, magazine, Jobs related websites and IBM website so that you can know what their requirement and what type of jobs they actually need. \n\nAnother things is that, you have not mentioned that in which stream you did your graduation because if you have done ur graduation in Art, BSC OR Bcom then there is no chance to get a job in IBM as a software engineer.\n\nBut if you have done ur MBA in System stream then u can have a chance to get in.\n\nIf you have done ur graduation in B.E in computer or Electronics then you may have chance to do job in IBM if HR of IBM recognize you as right person.\n\nThanks\n\nSurender Singh Negi
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Hey i'm doing the exact same fthing! I'm the same thoguh i hav e no idea whatsoever what im gonna say but there were certain bullets points iw as gonna put in. Here i'l list them for u but it's only for question 1 btw :\n\nI'd rather stay in manchester bcos its wer ive grown up and so id have much more financial support here tahn at a university hundreds of miles away so going to manchester would be a lot more convenient \n\nI was already thinking of going to manchester anyway so teh MAP would be a gratefly appreciated boost into teh university\n\nManchester has all the courses i wanted to do so the MAP would be very useful in helping me get onto those courses\n\nI am very interesed in the team work and social skills building and meeting new freinds that the programme offers and the overnight stay\n\nThe programme would give me a much needed insight itno university life and consequently help me decide on exactly what path i would like to take in the future education wise ( or summit liek taht anyway)\n\nAnd for question 2 i have absolutly no idea at alli don't know if its things like just turning up to all teh classes, putting in additioonal hours and attending all things availiable or if it wants summit more specific than that . But anyway hope this helps not sure if this is what you or tehy are looking for bt its what im gonna put ne way
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Everything I've heard about NMMI is very good. I would suggest you go, if you are being given the opportunity. Keep you eyes on your long-term goals, and study hard!
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I haven't heard of it.\nI have heard that the best-reputed hotel management school in Switzerland is in Lausanne (don't recall the exact name) and that there are some good ones in Lucerne (Luzern).
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Go for it! Your business will flourish if you give it the time it deserves. You will be a lot happier if this is your dream coming true. If it doesn't work out, there will always be restaurants that need managers.
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ok...well...have to tell I myself did my BBA in hotel management from one of the leading hotel mgt. schools in the world- Swiss Hotel Management School (www.shms.com). Switzerland is concidered to be the leader in the hotel education in the world (there are around 30 schools there), but only few of them are accredited by Swiss hotel school association (so, be careful in your selection).\n\nCornell School in Hotel Mgt. Administration in NY is very good, but also too pricy. Ecole hoteliere de Lausanne is on second place....\n\nHowever, I would not suggest to go in this field at all...It takes a lot of time and experience to grow in it, even if you do possess a needed degree, and knowledge...and internships-still they will not help too much , without experience.\n\nIf you have patience to struggle and start from waiter or houskeeper's position after graduation, to gradually grow into something bigger (in supervisor or junior manager , perhaps)- then - go for it.Otherwise, I would rather suggest to try something more "serious"- Medicine, law, business administration, marketing, HR.
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Is the option to add route b choice still open? If not clearing in july would probably be the best bet. check with UCAS who will be able to tell you for sure. Good luck with the course you choose.
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An MBA is very expensive upfront, but generally pays for itself in no time through the higher salary earned. If a management career is what you wish to pursue, then I'm sure the MBA will be very valuable. I would recommend going for it if you can. You should be willing to go into debt now if necessary, as I'm sure you will be able to pay it back. It will be much harder to save up money to do MBA later, as it is hard to return to study after working & earning money for while, quite apart from the difficulty of getting back into study habits. \n\nI gather from your question that you would be moving to the UK for the course. Having the opportunity of studying abroad is fantastic. You will meet so many people from different cultures & I'm sure it will be enriching. The UK has an excellent reputation with its universities.
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Try all the hotel chains.  Get your foot in the door then go for a marketing/group sales type position.  Hotels often poach the best employees in this category, so after you get your foot in the door (and you decide whether you like it) you can move from chain to chain depending on the package offered.  You also might want to try getting on with a hotel chain where you are NOW and getting a transfer to GA in October.  Good luck.\n\nAlso try the GA Chambers Commerce and the Vistors Welcome Centers.  Your skill set would be attractive to those kinds of places also.