Career

Hi,
Studying a foreign language full time can be an excellent career option.
You may consider picking Spanish, Japanese, German, Chinese, Portuguese or French whichever interests you since each offers similar career.
Once you have good command over a language there are many job opportunities available such as Translator, Content Writer, De-coder, Instructor, Public Relations and Interpreter.
You would not just end up being an expert in the language, but explore the culture of other countries, understand many other facets through this process and fetch great salaries.
You can look for various possibilities in Entertainment, Embassy, Diplomatic Services, Travel & Tourism, Publishing Houses, Hotel Industry, Airlines.
The various job profiles-
Foreign Language Trainer
Translator for MNC's and Government Organizations
Real-time Interpreter
Diplomatic Service Professional
Tourism Industry (Tour guide)
Air Hostess or Flight Steward
Guest relations at hospitality management centers
Freelance Writer, Translator, Interpreter
Public Relations Officer

First of all hotel management is a specialisation. In this specific specialisation, you have to start from the beginning during your training (internship) which you may dislike (waiter) there is a lot of physical work in the beginning but it is to be noted that as you will progress or gain some experience your workload would minimize and once you will become a manager then you have to manage the organisation like any other company.
I personally would advise you if you would like to choose hotel management as a career then you must enroll for a Master's degree as a Bachelor's degree is very common.
However, your salary depends on your experience and your organisation. I am giving you my example. I have 3.5 years of experience in this stream and I am earning 64 k per month. Next year, my salary will be at least double, although there are several people who have left the industry because of the low pay scale. I don't want to demoralize you but in India, it's a low pay scale industry, however, in metro or tourist cities, it has some scope.

Doing MBA or MS or even PGDM from Canada will have value and your work experience may land you into a job, right after your studies, so MBA in international business or strategic management would be your best choice and Canada is the best place for MBA than India right now and even PGDM from Canada has value and you can consider Masters in international business too, but MBA is better than Master's degree. Masters is better than PGDM and budget reduces respectively, so plan according to your need, keep an eye on GMAT (may/may not) its based on the requirement of the university you are applying, but good GMAT score definitely adds your profile and 6.5 band in IELTS with no individual band less than 6 will make your admission easy and Canada have flexible rules for immigration.
Good luck.

Hi Ravinder,
Operating theatre technicians are a fundamental part of the operation unit working with surgeons, anesthetists and theatre nurses to ensure that every single procedure is as safe and successful as probable. The successful outcome of surgical process relies not only on the expertise of attending doctors and nurses but also on technical capacity, level-headedness and alertness of OTT.
Operation theatre technicians are allied healthcare professionals. They play an integral part in the smooth functioning of ICUs, CCUs and Operation theatres in hospitals and clinics. Government and private hospitals and clinics having surgical wards are known to recruit operation theatre technicians. After higher studies, one may also don the role of an instructor or teacher at relevant training institutes.