Education for All

In today’s competitive living environment, going back to school is a popular option for working individuals to build their skill set and stay competitive to current employment and be more attractive to future employers. MBA is one of the most popular educational options especially for mid-career professions to be trained for more advanced leadership roles in various businesses and industries. Today, a number of accredited universities offer online MBA degree program, making an MBA not only more affordable but much more convenient also. The question is: Is earning an online MBA worth it?

Let look at some facts before you get an answer for the above question:

An online MBA degree won’t guarantee you a great job and salary, but the odds of increasing your earnings will increase after earning your MBA degree. Many companies have a salary scale based on educational background. According to the recent survey of financial workers based on skill, education and seniority levels found that Chief Financial Officers who get to the position without a degree have an average salary o $38,950, those with a bachelor degree earned $50,000 extra, which is $88,850, and MBAs at the position earned an average of $105,000. This shows that the Return of Investment (ROI) with an MBA degree is well worth it. (more…)

There are so many different courses and programs available in all kinds of areas nowadays that it can be difficult trying to decide which one is the right one for you. What appeals to one person may not appeal to another, so it’s worth spending some time doing your research to make sure you end up choosing the best course for you.

Different colleges, universities and countries will offer different diploma programs, so be sure you know how far you are prepared to go to get into the program you really want.

Studying abroad means being able to fund your stay, tuition fees and living costs. Most diploma courses allow you to work part time (up to 20 hours per week) whilst studying the other days. Selecting diploma courses focusing in “Skills in Demand” areas such as Commercial Cookery, Patisserie, and Hairdressing means that there are many jobs that are currently unfilled. That is why these trades are classified as skills in demand. (more…)

Technical education in India contributes a momentous share to the overall education system and plays a pivotal role in the social and economic development of the country. In India, technical education is imparted at various levels: craftsmanship, diplomas, degrees, post-graduate and research in specialised fields. The commencement of formal technical education in India can be dated back to establishment of the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) in 1945. This statutory body was set up for proper planning and coordinated development of the technical education system all across the country. The AICTE strives to maintain the quality of technical education in India. It is vested with legislative authority for planning, formulation and maintenance of norms and standards, quality assurance through accreditation, funding in priority areas, monitoring and evaluation, maintaining uniformity of certification and ensuring integrated development and management of technical education in India. To ensure that synchronised development of technical education is achieved, it is important for educational institutions to receive the AICTE accreditation. Amongst various AICTE approved colleges in India, the names of B.Tech colleges and management colleges under the auspices of the Sharda Group of Institutions (SGI) stand at the vanguard with their excellence in variegated aspects of teaching. For more information about AICTE approved colleges in India under the tutelage of SGI Group, visit www.sgei.org. (more…)