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2015-11-19 14:33:22

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Megha Gupta

Guide-Level 13

Dear Payal,
DGCA- Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) is the Indian governmental regulatory body for civil aviation under the Ministry of Civil Aviation. This directorate investigates aviation accidents and incidents.Therefore it is the DGCA that regulates many integral parts of the aviation jobs such as:
-Maximum flying hours
-Safety procedures
-Roster regulation
-Cargo regulations
-Dangerous Goods Regulations etc
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2015-11-19 14:12:15

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Megha Gupta

Guide-Level 13

Yash Arora1 please share an insight

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2015-11-19 14:07:41

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Megha Gupta

Guide-Level 13

Hi Payal,
The role of cabin crew has so many facets and will help collect a lot of skills during our career, not just things like problem solving and people skills but also first aid, languages and an understanding of different cultures. Their are huge possibilities of continuing your career with the airlines in a profile as recruiter, trainer or even progress in the same profile as a flight pursuer.
However if you wish to switch feilds,Various industries prefer the skills & experience that has been acquired during the tenure with airlines such as: - -Hospitality
- Education
- Corporates(Modern languages)
- Nursing
- Paramedical
- Touri
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2015-11-19 13:07:40

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Neha Agarwal

Guide-Level 14

Hi Shobha,
Because of the increasing amounts of responsibility placed on store managers, many employers prefer to hire employees with a bachelor's degree or other formal education in a business-related field. A bachelor's in business administration degree program provides students with the skills necessary to become effective store managers through coursework in such subjects as marketing, accounting, business ethics and management strategy. Employees with a degree are most likely to be promoted to a higher level of management and administration in larger retail companies.
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2015-11-19 13:03:17

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Neha Agarwal

Guide-Level 14

Hi Shobha,

The retail industry has businesses such as departmental stores, shopping malls and brand outlets. Retail outlets are professionally managed and involve on-floor display, sales, inventory, storage and sales promotions of products. As per your query you want to be retail manager without doing MBA. So retail management can be pursued as a short term certificate or diploma course. Graduates from any subject stream can opt for retail management courses.

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2015-11-19 12:56:05

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Neha Agarwal

Guide-Level 14

Hi Mohit.
Store Management is an integral part of the entire supply chain procedure. Store managers work towards meeting personal and location sales metrics and customer satisfaction standards by maximizing the customer's experience. They are engaged in managing all phases of store operations to ensure maximum sales and profitability.
Retail store managers focus on key business initiatives, store presentation, marketing execution, inventory management, loss prevention, payroll management, risk management, and daily operational cost control.
Eligibility:
For undergraduate programme (Diploma), applicants must have completed 10+2 or equivalen
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2015-11-19 12:48:34

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Megha Gupta

Guide-Level 13

Hi Garvit,
Yes you do require a degree. Although It's possible to work your way up but aspiring chefs benefit greatly from formal training. Some culinary schools or college cooking departments offer 3-4 year degrees such as a Bachelor of Professional Studies in culinary arts; some grant various associate degrees in cooking geared toward those who want to finish their training faster or who already have college degrees in other areas.
In such programs,You receive hands-on experience in everything from serving wine to tempering chocolate. Being a good cook would only enable you to cook food well However the concepts of working in aproffes
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2015-11-19 12:31:45

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Megha Gupta

Guide-Level 13

Hi Kareena,
People are much more health-conscious and aware of their food choices than in years past, and so are the chefs who are cooking.However in general the chef is not responsible to check or maintain the nutritional balance if food, of course it is completely a different case that do to th precise planning and coordination of meals, quality & quantity, the meals automatically become balanced.
Nowadays a lot of kitchens demand chefs to be more aware of the nutritional facts of food,so as to provide tasty and healthy food,If in case the chef does not some organization opt to hire a nutritionist , who can work hand in hand with the c
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2015-11-19 12:08:00

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SHUKLA M

Contributor-Level 10

Hi
Individuals who want a career in hospitality or hospitality management usually seek leadership roles in hotels, resorts and other businesses in the industry. Students interested in this field can prepare to work for businesses that cater to international and domestic travelers alike.
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2015-11-19 11:34:08

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Yash Arora

Guide-Level 11

Travel and Tourism one of the world's largest foreign exchange earner among industries, provides employment directly to millions of people worldwide and indirectly through many associated service industries. A very wide industry, it includes Government tourism departments, Immigration and customs services, travel agencies, airlines, tour operators, hotels etc and many associated service industries such as airline catering or laundry services, Guides, Interpreters, Tourism promotion and sales etc. Travel and Tourism enterprises include major internationals with a workforce of thousands, to the small private travel agent with a handful o
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