1Yr Graduate Certificate in Business Analytics or HRM?

[aumi14]

Good day beautiful people,

I am a new immigrant residing in Toronto. I am planning to apply for a 1 year Grad Cert Program in Business Analytics & Process Management or HRM. Which program do you think will be better for future prospects in Canada! Also, which college do you think would be better: Sheridan, Seneca, Centennial, or George Brown.

I already have an MBA from Cardiff Metropolitan University, UK, and 6 years of experience in Education & Training, but it has been of no use in Canada (have applied to at least 20 entry level jobs without luck).

Your suggestion is highly appreciated.

Thanks

 

[scylla]

Good day beautiful people,

I am a new immigrant residing in Toronto. I am planning to apply for a 1 year Grad Cert Program in Business Analytics & Process Management or HRM. Which program do you think will be better for future prospects in Canada! Also, which college do you think would be better: Sheridan, Seneca, Centennial, or George Brown.

I already have an MBA from Cardiff Metropolitan University, UK, and 6 years of experience in Education & Training, but it has been of no use in Canada (have applied to at least 20 entry level jobs without luck).

Your suggestion is highly appreciated.

Thanks

I can't comment on which program or school. However if you want to do HRM, you should make sure that whatever program you take leads to a CHRP designation.

 

[Impatient Dankaroo]

Good day beautiful people,

I am a new immigrant residing in Toronto. I am planning to apply for a 1 year Grad Cert Program in Business Analytics & Process Management or HRM. Which program do you think will be better for future prospects in Canada! Also, which college do you think would be better: Sheridan, Seneca, Centennial, or George Brown.

I already have an MBA from Cardiff Metropolitan University, UK, and 6 years of experience in Education & Training, but it has been of no use in Canada (have applied to at least 20 entry level jobs without luck).

Your suggestion is highly appreciated.

Thanks

As someone who has personal experience will people in those programs and schools mentioned above, I suggest you STAY AWAY from Business Analytics in ALL of the colleges unlessyou already have a deep quantitative background (I'm talking BS in Math or MSc in Stats). The HRM program in George Brown is very good for Co-Ops and has relations with Toronto employers.