TEACHING JOB ASPIRANTS

Has your portfolio value doubled every three years? If yes, you are doing a good job: Ramesh Damani

Ramesh Damani says: “A bull market changes the course of your portfolio, the course of the country. It is like an eclipse. It is a miracle of modern finance. And when this bull market started in 2021, you know how badly hit we were and what we were thinking about ourselves and our portfolio out there. Already 2-3 years into this, it has transformed our outlook, the feeling of a country and wealth.”

Savings is less about returns, more about habit: Why you must teach kids about money from young age

As parents, we tend to shield our children from thinking too much about money. This is a grave mistake. Spending on children is good, but teaching them about money should not be ignored. This is the most important thing about personal finance that many never realise. Saving is not about the arithmetic of returns or interest rates, but a way of thinking, a habit.

Choosing the right program and career path as an international student in the UK

A crucial step in your study abroad journey is research, and it’s essential to have a clear understanding of your interests and long-term goals before you start. Take time to reflect on your passions, strengths, and weaknesses. Consider what subjects excite you and where you see yourself in the future.

To study or to work: A common dilemma of early career professionals

Early career professionals often face a dilemma between starting a job or pursuing higher education. Gaurav Yadav, Deputy Director (Admissions) at Manipal Academy of Higher Education, suggests that individuals should gain practical experience before pursuing higher studies. This helps them understand industry dynamics and develop problem-solving skills.

Unlocking Employee Potential: Types of HR Managers And Job Careers

Human Resource (HR) Managers oversee a company’s administrative operations, including hiring processes, training, creating workplace policies, and resolving employee conflicts. To become an HR Manager, one must hold an undergraduate degree in a related subject, an MBA with a concentration in human resource management, and pass management entrance exams. HR managers can work in various roles, including Recruitment Managers, Training and Development Managers, and Compensation and Benefits Managers.

Bihar domicile policy protests: Police lathi-charge CTET aspirants in Patna

Stressed and frustrated? Changing jobs won't help with burnout, setting boundaries will

That issues we carry with us is one of the reasons experts advise hitting pause before quitting a job.

Study abroad trends to watch out for in 2023

International universities and higher education institutions too have undergone transformation driven by the need to digitalize learning in record time, giving rise to blended programmes. The New Education Policy (NEP), being implemented in India this year, too has promoted the concept of dual degrees and twinning programmes, in addition to making India itself a study abroad destination.

How you can benefit from UK’s scheme for young Indian professionals

As per recent research, the number of Indians going abroad for further studies is expected to rise to 1.8 million in 2024. And, these numbers are fine evidence of how your aspiration to step out of your home country and widen your spectrum of knowledge can help you establish a successful career path and life in general.

Looking for a career in IT sector? Here are five IT skills you should have

Using information technology to meet the consumer's needs is a crucial skill to master to build successful IT products. People must first enhance their cognitive talents, agility, critical thinking, and analytical abilities to acquire soft skills. Moreover, hard skills are also needed to survive on the field. Hence, a combination of these talents will be required for the IT industry's future.

Patna job aspirants' protest: Tejashwi appeals for patience, expresses regret over protester beaten by official

Does a data scientist need to know storytelling? More answers lie in Coursera’s recent career report on skills

A recent career report from Coursera analyzed data from their learners across countries. It has insights that can help clear the way for aspirants. We all want to be a part of evolving career goals. However, we miss including some key points at our fingertips.

A troika of challenges is making it difficult for Indian students to study abroad

​​Indian students who want to do undergraduate or post-graduate programs overseas are finding themselves in an economically unviable situation. To make matters worse, the RBI recently hiked interest rates on education loans. For an average Indian student aspiring to enroll in an American university, this means larger loans and bigger EMIs, with lesser stability in the job market – the American dream, for many, is at risk.

India's private school aspiration increasingly out of reach as inflation bites

Millions of parents in India have moved children from private to state education since 2020, or from elite schools to cheaper ones. In 2021, four million children switched from private to state, more than 4% of all children in school.

Want to be a Data Scientist in the US? Here's what you need to know

With opportunities abound in the data science industry, learners with the right qualifications and education have jobs waiting for them - now and in the coming years.

Specialized higher education is bridging the gap between industry requirements and formal education

The industry is driving the demand for the skill sets and competencies they require. Students get to hone their skills and learn to balance the technical with the managerial aspects.

Money mistakes: 4 parental behaviours that can impact child’s decision-making ability as an adult

We have identified four main parental behaviours that can lead to financial aberrations among kids. Find out if you are guilty on any count and what you can do to rectify these.

Covid turbulence grounds dreams of aspiring pilots

Hundreds of pilots in the country are staring at a long wait to get the job of their dreams, and many like Iqbal are pursuing other alternatives to maintain an income or supplement their skills.

Hiring activity on a recovery path after Covid-19 second wave; grows 15% in June: Naukri JobSpeak

Jobs in the information technology sector and IT functional areas are at an all-time high, up by 52% from pre-Covid levels of June 2019 and 5% sequentially. Technology hiring has remained relatively insular to the effects of the pandemic, an impact of rapid digitization of Indian organisations. On a year-on-year basis, hiring in the IT-software sector grew 163% in June.

Counting pandemic losses: The year dreams went to die

The losses from the pandemic include missed opportunities, big and small — an Olympic dream, a new startup, a year of slow travel, singing in a choir.

10 lakh vacancies on Delhi govt job portal filled, 9 lakh still available

Many of those who have registered on the portal seeking employment are from outside Delhi. An analysis of the portal revealed that more jobs were available than were sought, implying that the capital’s economy, battered by the Covid-19 lockdown, has a huge potential to bounce back.

8.27 lakh job aspirants register themselves with Delhi govt's 'Rozgar Bazaar'

The portal would serve as a "Rozgar Bazaar" for the recruiters and job aspirants, Kejriwal said, highlighting that many people had lost their jobs and businesses were affected due to the coronavirus pandemic.

From boardroom to classroom: Professionals warm up to teaching

A growing number of professionals are moonlighting as online teachers, either as a part-time job or experiment, or sometimes even a full-time gig after retirement. Online platforms like Udemy, Lido Learning, PlanetSpark, Knorish and Network Capital are helping these tutoring aspirants find their audience.