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IATA stands for International Air Transport Association. IATA supports airline activity and helps formulate industry policy and standards. It is headquartered in Montreal, Quebec, Canada with Executive Offices in Geneva, Switzerland. It's main priorities are Safety, Security, Simplification of business, Environment and Service Provision. IATA recognized training centers train thousands of aviation professionals and businesses each year with a commitment to developing careers and a workforce that makes our industry safe, secure, and sustainable. IATA Training offers flexible training solutions in a classroom, distance learning, virtual or in-company format to meet all budgets and needs. Whether you are a new recruit, a specialist or senior management, their unique industry insight guarantees diplomas and courses that are engaging and effective.
A company hiring aviation professionals would always like to hire one trained in an IATA recognized course rather than one who has not done any course.

According to a Google report, although still in a very early stage, the online gaming industry in India is expected to grow to $1 billion by 2021 from the current $360 million a growth rate of 20 percent with the online gamers community reaching 310 million by 2021. As people are smitten by the technological advancements and social network, there is scope for huge growth, particularly on mobile. In 2016, India accounted for 0.55% of the global gaming industry and is expected to grow because of the internet penetration and increasing game preferences by the young internet users, In Q2 2016, India ranked fifth globally by game downloads at 1.6 billion and expected to reach 5.3 billion in 2020. It is expected to surpass both Russia and Brazil in the coming years. The gaming industry currently has 250 game developers and is forecasted to increase in the near future as the demand for online games is ever increasing.
There has been an increase in demand of Indian made games. Just like the film industry which is always dominated by Indian content, games made in India are slowly capturing the attention of Indian consumer. The success stories of several online based games like Online Rummy Games, Online Poker are some examples of Indian gamers preferences.
Overall, this makes it a good profession as more and more people are using mobile phones and almost free internet and free downloads of ad based games empowers even more people to play and look for newer games regularly.

Animators use powerful animation software and computers to create 2-D and 3-D animation for websites, film, video, gaming, and mobile media. Drawing and sculpting are basic requirements that create the foundation of this career but that is not all. You'll need to have great passion for the filed that can be developed by:
Creativity and imagination.
Drawing and modelling skills.
Communication and presentation skills.
IT skills (Use of software)
While certificate programs and Diploma programs in animation are available, most employers require that animators have at least a Bachelor's degree. With the growing demand of the animators, Bachelor's degree is the most common level of education for professional animators.
The one thing that is of prime importance and goes a long way is the level of application of all the knowledge that one has learnt. It is the uniqueness that will enable you to grow further in the industry.
Most entry levels jobs are available that offer salaries of about Rs. 20k to Rs. 35k and this can grow quickly depending on your experience and achievements.

The Aviation sector has been providing numerous job opportunities to graduates in India. In the past, in case of India, there weren't many courses that focused on the aviation sector and groomed students to take on roles in that sector. Usually, Graduates of any discipline used to apply for aviation jobs. They used to get trained after they were selected after an interview. At present, things have changed! There are many aviation sector oriented courses present, which cater to the needs of the aviation Industry! In this article, I will list some of the best Aviation field related courses, which students may pursue after finishing their class 12th schooling.
BBA course: It is a 3 year long Undergraduate management program. The good news is that many BBA programs allow students to specialize in certain area/discipline. In our case, it is a program that focuses on the running and management of an Airport. If one is keen on improving ones qualifications, then he/she may also go for an MBA Degree after completing this BBA program.
Diploma course lasts for 1 year and focuses solely on the area of Airport Management. While it does a better job in dealing with the technical details, when compared to BBA program, I must also admit that this Diploma Degree doesn't possess as much value as the BBA program does. A good way to solve this problem is by going for a Post Graduate Diploma in Airport Management after finishing any Graduation course.

Yes, it is compulsory to be good at computers to pursue a career in animation. Most employers require prospective animators to have a Bachelor's degree in animation or related field, as well as a professional portfolio, although some animators hold only a certificate or an associate's degree. Students typically take courses in drawing, 3D programming, computer graphics, video effects and graphic design. Through their coursework, students may begin to build a professional portfolio of their work. They may also take specialized courses, such as design studios, to help them improve their skills in animation. Some of these courses may also cover portfolio presentation and self-marketing to help students find jobs after they graduate.
Upon graduation, students may look for employment with motion picture and video production companies, as well as advertising and public relations firms. Animators may also find work with software publishers and computer system design firms. With additional training, these professionals may also become:
Sketch artists
Graphic designers
Painters
Cartoonists
Illustrators
Computer game developers
Computer game programmers
Visual artists
Web designers
Multimedia designers