What are Professional Doctorates?

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Friends here I am once again with something new, never heard before...yes it is "Professional Doctorates". But what are Professional Doctorates' degree and what is the need of this degree? There are many questions that came up in our mind when we hear this word of Professional Doctorates.

So here we are with all the answers that will make you learn some thing new today.

What is Professional Doctorates?

Professional Doctorates have been around in the UK since the early 1990's, although some more established doctoral programmes have also been brought under the professional doctorate umbrella. The aim of these programmes is to find novel approaches to integrating professional and academic knowledge.

Students undertaking a professional doctorate are expected to make a contribution to both theory and practice in their field, and to develop professional practice by making a contrbution to (professional) knowledge.

The course structure will vary from subject to subject and institution to institution. Common to all professional doctorates is the completion of an original piece of research. The research should then be presented as a thesis, and as with a traditional PhD, is examined by an expert in the chosen field. Usually the research project would relate to real life issues concerned with professional practice. In many cases research is carried out within the students own organisation.

Most professional doctorates include a large taught or directed study element, which is formally assessed. These components frequently include both the teaching of research methods, and also components related to broadening or deepening the students' understanding of the disciplines in which they are researching or providing them with appropriate transferable skills.                               

Is Professional Doctorate Similar to Ph.D. ?

Both taught professional doctorates and traditional PhD’s confer the title "Dr" on a successful candidate, but the two qualifications are distinct in format and function. A PhD is a research based doctoral programme of study which involves little or no taught elements (although transferable skills programs may be made available to candidates, these do not make up an assessed element of the program) and is usually of an academic nature. The aim of institutions providing taught professional doctorate programmes is to produce a qualification which is equivalent in status and challenge to a PhD, but is more appropriate for  those pursuing professional, industry based careers and who are interested in gaining accreditation or the chance to reflect on best practice, rather than in pursuing academic careers.

Video: Professional Doctorate: Advance Your Career 

For Further Information:

Visit these sites:

http://www.professionaldoctorates.org/

http://www.professionaldoctorates.com/explained.asp

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Jewellery Designing: "A Career with Great Opportunities"

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So Here I am, after such a long time I am back and this time I will take to the world of Jewelleries....... Yes today I will tell you about the career opportunities in the field of Jewellery Designing.

Friends we all live in India a country where jewellery is one of the important part of female attire. Days changes but the style of wearing jewellery never changes, the only change that happen is in the design of the jewellery. So all the major jewellers around the country such as TANISHQ, PP, etc always look for new designs, moreover they hire people with such skills only to create new designs to make up with the continuous changing fashion......

Introduction to Jewellery Desigining--

Designing jewellery is a unique art and is different than other art related field. At present jewellery designing shows a promising career prospect in India.

People who are fond of jewellery ,Jewellery Designs or have knowledge about various jewelleries and in addition to that have a creative mind can explore the career prospects in jewellery designing. Imaginative people with a penchant towards jewellery and designing may find this career fulfilling and satisfying. Jewellery designing is an art and appropriate training is required to master this skill. Jewellery designing, manufacturing and trading has been an integral part of the human society since five thousand years and more. Our country is world renowned for its jewellery and jewellery designs since ancient times.

Earlier a few select families ran the business of jewellery designing and jewellery making. Moreover, the technical knowledge associated with this trait was kept a closely guarded secret and passed on from generation to generation. However, all that has changed. The current boom experienced by this industry has commercialised this art and opened new boundaries for job seekers.

Jewellery today is more of a fashion statement or you can say a reflection of who you are. In this context, different personalities and different senses of style have revolutionised the traditional gold jewellery and modernised it to the taste of the new era. Your grandma's old jewellery may be treasured and pricey heirlooms, but they simply do not hold a candle to the existing styles being worn. Jewellery these days is exclusive and contemporary. "People are very image cognizant. They don't want jewellery as a representation of financial security but to make a fashion statement and also as trends wear that suits different occasions."

Jewellery Designing Industry--

On the back of a sizzling growth of the organised jewellery industry, striking job openings and exciting entry-level salaries, many specialised institutes catering to the industry have mushroomed in the recent past. It's a fine era to consider jewellery designing as a career preference.

India is the largest gems and jewellery market in the world (the domestic market is Rs 63,000 crore), but largely in the unorganised sector with a significant focus on gold. With the entry of big players like Tanishq, Swarovski, DeBeers, D'- damas, the shifting thrust on gems and stones rather than pure gold is giving a big push to the organised gems and jewellery industry.

Now-a-days jewellery designing as a career is flourishing like never before. This profession is not only rewarding but also available for anyone who has a creative bend of mind. People these days have become very image conscious and the want for jewellery is no more a symbol of financial security but a trendy fashionable wear that can go well with different occasions.

Jewellery designing is a creative art that combines knowledge of conceptualising jewellery design and then manufacturing various jewellery products. Many institutes in India offer long-term, short-term and even distance learning programs in jewellery designing.

The study in this field teaches you basic skills like stone cutting, engraving and polishing and testing the quality of precious metals and gems. Special skills like electroplating, metal colouring, anodising, enamelling and stone setting are also taught to students of jewellery designing.

There are many jewellery designing courses available all over India. For joining a diploma course, you have to complete your graduation in any field and for short-term courses the minimum qualification can either be class 10 or a 10 + 2. It is advisable to pursue a program in jewellery design, BDes, from a renowned design school such as National Institute of Fashion Technology (NIFT) or National Institute of Design (NID).

Job Profile:

Jewellery designers prepare sketches - by hand or on the computer - to conceptualise the design. After consulting with the customer or the manufacturing team, designers fashion detail drawings, a structural model, computer simulations, or a full-scale prototype.

Computer models allow superior effortlessness and flexibility in exploring a number of design alternatives, thus reducing design costs and cutting the time it takes to deliver a product to market.

Designs are created on regular or floral patterns and then generate forms by connecting different structures together. The range of raw materials is exhaustive - from economical and easily available stuff like paper, wood, terracotta, jute, to highly priced Swarovski crystals!

Job Areas:

One can work in the following industry...

Jewellery designing house

Export house

Fashion house

Self-employment

Freelance designing (Sit in home and design and get money in return)

If you join an export house, you can see your new designs in the international market. Most of the students start their own business by setting up a production house.

As a freelance designer your job is to draw a design according to the specifications of the jewelers' house. You also need to direct the manufacturing of the jewellery by the craftsman of the jewellery house.
Some of the Institutes:

NIFT Campus, opposite Gulmohar Park, Hauz Khas, New Delhi.

Srimati Nathibai Damodar Training (SNDT) Women's University, Mumbai.

Gem and Jewellery Export Promotion Council, Rajasthan Bhavan, Jaipur.

Jewellery Export Promotion Council, D-15 Commerce Centre, Tardeo, Mumbai.

Indian Institute of Jewellery, Modern Centre, 101, Sane Guruji Marg, Mahalaxmi, Mumbai.

Jewellery Design and Technology Institute (JDTI), Noida.

South Delhi Polytechnic for Women, Lajpat Nagar IV, New Delhi.

St. Xavier's College, Geology Department, Mumbai.

Small Industries Service Institute, Chennai.

Online Colleges/ Institutes:

• http://www.online-jewellery-designing.com/
• http://www.jdtiindia.com/jdti111.htm

Few Websites:

• http://igli.in/index.asp
• http://www.compufield.com/jewellery_designing_samples.html
• http://www.jdtiindia.com/
• http://www.jewelryschool.net/

Pay Scale:

Hot job opportunities and lucrative salaries make it just the perfect time to consider jewellery designing as a career option. Pay packet of a jewellery designer can differ depending on the education and experience.

For a starter, you can expect salary to be around Rs 7000 to Rs 8000 per month. With experience, it can increase from Rs 18,000 to Rs 20,000 or more. Top-rated designers can easily fetch salaries in excess of Rs 1 lakh a month.

If you are working as a freelancer, then your earnings will completely depend upon your creativity and your skills in marketing your work. Here there is no limit for how much you can earn.

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The Wedding Planner "A Hidden Career"

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Good Evening All..........

First of all I am back after a quite a long time...so i decided to bring something different this time. So here i am with the career opportunity as a "Wedding Planner". Hope you all have enjoyed the movie "Band Baja Baraat", the concept of this movie was same as our topic i.e. Wedding Planning....

Now the questions arises that What actually is Wedding Planning and How it can be opted as a Career? Lets talk about it in our todays session.

A wedding planner is a professional event planner who will use expert knowledge of the wedding industry to plan a couple's wedding. This role can include planning every event from the engagement right up to the honeymoon, including pre-wedding parties and post-wedding lunches. A wedding planner's primary goal is to feed inspiration, advice and support to the couple while planning a seamless string of events that culminates in an exceptional day for family and friends. Love may be in the air but in reality, the average wedding takes a staggering 250 hours to plan. A wedding planner can cut this time in half for the couple. Even more importantly, they can use their established relationships with reputable suppliers to get the best deals, at the best prices, for the big day. Due to the emotional nature of a wedding, a wedding planner acts as a neutral and objective professional to stave off stress, pressure, and arguments, ensuring the couple enjoy their engagement.The job begins with an initial consultation where a couple will describe their wedding dreams, likes and dislikes, list any special requirements and talk through a preliminary budget.

From this consultation, the wedding planner then sets about turning these dreams into a creative reality.
A wedding planner will have been to hundreds of weddings and have seen it all. They will know which suppliers to work with and which suppliers to avoid.

They are trained to know what type of wedding gown suits every body shape, how the colour wheel works for themes, what the best time of the year to take a cruise is, and hundreds more details that prevent upsetting mishaps for the happy couple.

Wedding planners can also advise on inter-religious, or inter-cultural weddings. This is a vital part of the role as wedding traditions vary greatly between cultures and countries but most will have their own rigorous traditions and proper etiquette that should be followed. Planners need to be well versed in this to guide the couple through unfamiliar territory seamlessly.

Wedding planners also use negotiating skills with the suppliers for the wedding to get the best discounts, deals and/or upgrades during the contract phase. Although the wedding planner assists in styling and theming the event, they never take over. Final decisions are always left to the client as a wedding is an emotional celebration and must be a reflection of the couple’s personality.

Working as a wedding planner is a time-consuming profession but one of the most rewarding and varied jobs in the market. The benefits are that most wedding planners own their own business, set their own schedule and work with a variety of clients. However, the hours are long since effectively most planners run two businesses: 'wedding planning' and the 'business'. Planners also often work seven days a week as most weddings tend to take place at the weekend.

Wedding planners also spend a lot of time travelling as, after a busy week, they may need to drive 200 miles to dress the venue late Friday night for a Saturday wedding or drive out to the country on a Thursday for a weekend wedding.
However, despite the dedication required, most wedding planners will testify that there is nothing more satisfying then seeing a happy bride as she walks into the reception venue for the first time.

Responsibilities

• Working directly with the vendors to cut out unnecessary time and stress for the bride and groom.
• Monitoring and tracking budgets and finances.
•  Monitoring and tracking guest lists and RSVPs.
• Conducting site visits and risk assessments.
• Compiling comprehensive itineraries for clients and vendors.
• Project managing and dealing with unforeseen problems in the lead up to the wedding.
• Working with the wedding co-ordinator, a venue staff member who will assist in executing the agreed itinerary for the wedding, as well as help with any problems that may arise on the day.
• Executing the agreed wedding itinerary seamlessly on the big day.

Qualifications
There are no formal qualifications required to become a wedding planner; however, since a wedding will be the most important, and expensive, event in someone’s life, they will want to commission someone with real credentials.

Skills

As a wedding planner you will need:
Communication skills
Organisational skills
Creativity
Tact
If you’re going to start your own business you will need to be competent in areas such as:
Marketing
Accounting
Human resources
Legal affairs
You will also need computing skills such as the ability to use word processing and data management programmes such as Microsoft Excel.
There are tos of free services for business start-ups, however, so take advantage of the free seminars and events and be sure you make an appointment with your local business advisor.
Using the Internet is a great advantage as the web is a great tool for wedding inspiration. For example, there are free trials of great tools such as Perfect Table Plan so you can plan the table and seating plans for the event.

Salary

Every wedding planner will find their own way to charge for their services and, depending on location, salaries will vary.  In the UK, a wedding planner could start off earning between £16,000 and £25,000. An established planner could make £30,000 - £70,000 and a high end planner with an impeccable reputation could make £300,000.

In India, this business is growing with a great speed and the money is also growing at a great speed......

Working conditions

The wedding industry is female dominated but some of the country's leading planners are male. Monday to Friday is often spent working with vendors, creating proposals and catching up on e-mails. At the weekend you will usually work onsite at the venue, where the wedding is taking place.

The job can be strenuous. For example, it may require carrying stacks of chairs from one room to another, decorating high areas at the venue in fairy lights for example, and carrying wedding gifts back and forth from the ceremony to the reception and then from the reception to the car park.

The work location varies constantly. Client meetings usually take place in a convenient and public location such as a coffee shop or hotel lobby, and vendor meetings usually occur at the vendor’s location so that a planner can work with their products and see what they have to offer.

Employers
Most wedding planners are self-employed but there will often be vacancies as an administrator or assistant in a wedding planning or event management company.

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Career in Animation, How?

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"Good Evening"

Hope you are enjoying best of your life...........

Animation..the word seems to be very attractive when we hear it, and is very true. We always love watching animated movies, cartoons, movies with special effects. So today we'll discuss, What is Animation and How one can achieve any degree in it? Moreover we will also look at job and salary aspects of this field.

No.1 Indian Cartoon:

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Right from our childhood, we used to see Cartoon Network, POGO, NICK etc, and we had some favorites characters such as Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, Superman, Spider man etc. Time changed but cartoons remains a medium of entertainment and that too with some great enhancements such as 3D cartoon etc. Now these are merely a thing to entertain kids but they are well capable of entertaining adults too. And this animation industry is here to stay and if you will listen to my heart, then I will say it is the future of entertainment in both Hollywood and Bollywood industry. Today we hardly see any movie without  any special effects in it. This animation industry has completely changed the way of watching  movies.

 Today in Indian every new movie contains different special effects which really gives us a shock. Latest movies such as Ra.one, Adventures of Tintin etc were full of VFX effects and had made movies a step ahead.

Moreover, if we talk about Indian Music Video industry especially in Punjab and South, we usually see a lot of special effects. So I can say this special industry has a special future.

Latest in Bollywood, Ra.One:

Animation Degree: Why one should go for Animation Degree?

Reason 1 : Number of animation projects outsourced to India is keeping on increasing aggressively. Hence the demand for qualified workforce is also increasing steadily.

Reason 2 : With an animation degree, you not only get a job with any Indian company, but a couple of years of experience after getting a degree, can get you jobs abroad.

Reason 3 : Animation jobs are amongst the highest paid in the industry due to the lack of talented workforce. Apart from regular jobs you can also carry out freelance animation projects which can earn you good part time money.

We have B.Sc. and M.Sc. degree in Animation now a days...

Computer Animation Career Summary

By transforming hand-drawn images into animations, Computer Animators bring even the most fantastical stories to life. They work primarily in the television, film, advertising and computer services industries. The creations of Computer Animators can be found everywhere, from Saturday morning cartoons to the commercial for your favorite crackers.

One important job of Computer Animators is drawing storyboards that display, in still images, the sequence of a proposed animation. Once a storyboard is approved, Computer Animators advance to the digital side of the animation process. Using computers, they create 2-D or 3-D images from the sketched storyboards and employ various software to animate the images.

Computer Animators must be creative and artistically inclined individuals with excellent attention to detail. Not only do Computer Animators sketch the main characters and scenarios in an animation, they also create every background, set and prop. A full animation can take anywhere from days to years to complete.
Computer Animation Career Outlook and Salary Information

As of May 2008, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) reported that the average salary for a Computer Animator was around $62,000 per year. The bottom ten percent of salaried Computer Animators earned an average of approximately $31,000 annually, while the top 90% made close to $100,000 a year.

The majority of Computer Animators worked in the film and video industry, earning around $72,000 annually. The second highest-earning industry for Computer Animators was specialized design services, which paid an average of $71,000 a year.

BLS figures from 2006 showed that the Computer Animation field was expected to grow by 26% through 2016, which was well above average for all occupations. However, job competition for Computer Animation positions was expected to be keen.

Indian Animation Industry at its best...

Now the questions comes is from where we can have this animation degree in India, Let me give you animation colleges of India:

1. FX SCHOOL Mumbai
2. Arena Animation Chandigarh
3. Arena Animation Chennai
4. Frameboxx Chandigarh
5. Frameboxx Mumbai
6. Zee Institute Of Creative Arts (ZICA)
7. The JJ School Of Arts
8. The Toonz-Webel Academy
9. Maya Academy Of Advanced Cinematics (MAAC)
10. Whistling Woods International
11. AJK Mass Communication Research Centre

Animation Seminar Video

Best of luck for your Animation career......

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World Laughter Day

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Wish you all a Happy Laughter Day (First Sunday of May)

For this, I bring something special for you, watch it and laugh
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What is Stereoscopic 3D?

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"Good Afternoon"

"Welcome again with something new in store,  Hope you are all enjoying sunday,

Today we'll talk about Stereoscopic 3D or 3D imaging......

We all go and see many 3D movies with the help special goggles consisting of red and cyan lenses....we are told to wear them before going inside the cinema hall....So what exactly we see?

Friends, A 3D stereoscopic is the illusion of depth in a two dimensional image. And it is an illusion. It involves presenting two images of the same subject, each from a different position, then tricking the brain into merging these into one. This happens by showing each eye a different image. 

We can demonstrate it with the help of following example:

Place your finger at a distance from your eyes, now look at it with the help your eye(one at a time and closing the other), what we will see is that the two different angles have been formed when we look from left and right eye respectively. It seems that we are looking at two different pictures, but our brain take it as one single image. This is the base of stereoscopic images and movies.....What we is simply click two different pictures with two different cameras of same object at two different angles and then present it to our eyes.....and 3d glasses helps us viewing these images and then our brain does the rest...

Lets talk about some of its history,

The word stereoscopy derives from the Greek "στερεός" (stereos), "firm, solid"[9] + "σκοπέω" (skopeō), "to look", "to see".

Stereoscopy creates the illusion of three-dimensional depth from images on a two-dimensional plane. Human vision uses several cues to determine relative depths in a perceived scene.

Stereoscopy is used in photogrammetry and also for entertainment through the production of stereograms. Stereoscopy is useful in viewing images rendered from large multi-dimensional data sets such as are produced by experimental data. An early patent for 3D imaging in cinema and television was granted to physicist Theodor V. Ionescu in 1936. Modern industrial three-dimensional photography may use 3D scanners to detect and record three-dimensional information.[7] The three-dimensional depth information can be reconstructed from two images using a computer by corresponding the pixels in the left and right images (e.g.,[8]). Solving the Correspondence problem in the field of Computer Vision aims to create meaningful depth information from two images.

Viewing 3D

Traditional stereoscopic photography consists of creating a 3-D illusion starting from a pair of 2-D images, a stereogram. The easiest way to enhance depth perception in the brain is to provide the eyes of the viewer with two different images, representing two perspectives of the same object, with a minor deviation exactly equal to the perspectives that both eyes naturally receive in binocular vision.

If eyestrain and distortion are to be avoided, each of the two 2-D images preferably should be presented to each eye of the viewer so that any object at infinite distance seen by the viewer should be perceived by that eye while it is oriented straight ahead, the viewer's eyes being neither crossed nor diverging. When the picture contains no object at infinite distance, such as a horizon or a cloud, the pictures should be spaced correspondingly closer together.

The side-by-side method is extremely simple to create, but it can be difficult or uncomfortable to view without optical aids. One such aid for non-crossed images is the modern Pokescope. Traditional stereoscopes such as the Holmes can be used as well. Cross view technique now has the simple Perfect-Chroma cross viewing glasses to facilitate viewing.

For further information:

Check: http://www.stereoscopy.com/

http://www.mammothhd-3d.com

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Microbiologist's Profile

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"Good Evening"

So today we'll talk about Microbiologist.......

Microbiologist is a Scientist who works in the field of microbiology. He investigate the growth and characteristics of microscopic organisms such as bacteria, algae, or fungi.  microbiologists specialize in environmental, food, agricultural, or industrial microbiology; virology (the study of viruses); immunology (the study of mechanisms that fight infections); or bioinformatics. 

Nature of Work:

Microbiologists study the growth, structure, development, and general characteristics of bacteria and other microorganisms. They examine physiological, morphological, and cultural characteristics, using microscopes, to identify microorganisms. They may isolate and make cultures of bacteria or other microorganisms in prescribed media, controlling moisture, aeration, temperature, and nutrition; conduct chemical analyses of substances, such as acids, alcohols, and enzymes; and research the use of bacteria and microorganisms to develop vitamins, antibiotics, alcohol, foods, and plastics.

Microbiologists usually work regular hours in offices or laboratories and usually are not exposed to unsafe or unhealthy conditions. Those who work with dangerous organisms or toxic substances in the laboratory must follow strict safety procedures to avoid contamination.

Qualifications:

A bachelor's degree is adequate for some nonresearch microbiology-related jobs, such as serving as a technician or an inspector in the food industry. However, the majority of microbiology jobs require at least a master's degree. A master's degree is sufficient for many jobs in applied research or product development, as well as for jobs in management, inspection, sales, and service. To conduct independent research, in either industry or in academia, or for advancement to administrative positions, a PhD is usually necessary.

Job Description:

• Investigate the relationship between organisms and disease, including the control of epidemics and the effects of antibiotics on microorganisms.
• Prepare technical reports and recommendations based upon research outcomes.
• Supervise biological technologists and technicians, and other scientists.
• Provide laboratory services for health departments, for community environmental health programs, and for physicians needing information for diagnosis and treatment.
• Use a variety of specialized equipment, such as electron microscopes, gas chromatographs and high pressure liquid chromatographs, electrophoresis units, thermocyclers, fluorescence activated cell sorters and phosphoimagers.
• Examine physiological, morphological, and cultural characteristics, using microscopes to identify and classify microorganisms in human, water, and food specimens.
• Study growth, structure, development, and general characteristics of bacteria and other microorganisms to understand their relationship to human, plant, and animal health.
• Isolate and maintain cultures of bacteria or other microorganisms in prescribed or developed media, controlling moisture, aeration, temperature, and nutrition.
• Observe action of microorganisms upon living tissues of plants, higher animals, and other microorganisms, and on dead organic matter.
• Study the structure and function of human, animal and plant tissues, cells, pathogens and toxins.
• Conduct chemical analyses of substances such as acids, alcohols, and enzymes.
• Monitor and perform tests on water, food, and the environment to detect harmful microorganisms or to obtain information about sources of pollution, contamination, or infection.
• Develop new products and procedures for sterilization, food and pharmaceutical supply preservation, or microbial contamination detection.
• Research use of bacteria and microorganisms to develop vitamins, antibiotics, amino acids, grain alcohol, sugars, and polymers.

Source: Science Careers

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Why one should go for Oracle Certifications?

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ORACLE Certifications, Hmmmmmm!!, something which we used to listen in one minute or two, but the question arises that what actually an Oracle certification will give and how it good as a career? So lets have the answer.....

Friends,

1. Industry Analysts and all the Experts agree, Oracle Certifications are among the most sought after badges of credibility for expertise in the Information Technology marketplace. The OCP DBA certification was the only DBA credential ranked in the Top Ten most Valuable Credentials by CRN.com 2002. IT professionals can differentiate themselves from their peers or competition and gain valuable job security by earning an Oracle certification..
2. The demand for professionals in information technology (IT) is high, and the competition for jobs is intense. Individuals, experienced or new to the profession, need to know what skills make them attractive to employers. Employers look for ways to distinguish employees and prospective employees who have the solid foundation of skills needed for effective performance. The Oracle Certification Program helps the IT industry make these distinctions by establishing a standard of competence in specific job roles.
3. An Oracle Technical Certification is a valuable, industry-recognized credential that signifies a proven level of knowledge and skill.
4. Once you have earned your Oracle Certification, you can expect to receive a letter of congratulations, certificate and logo usage information. Within 6-8 weeks from completing your final certification requirement, your Success Kit will arrive through the mail.
   Additionally, Oracle Certification brings the following benefits to IT Professionals. Once you are a member, you will continue to receive all communications and benefits. Any new benefits that are developed for Oracle Certification Program members will also be delivered to those already certified.

Here are just some of the member benefits you can expect:

1. Added Credibility
2. Great Job Opportunities
3. Use of Oracle Certification Program Logo for Endorsement of your proven skill by Oracle Corporation
4. Special Discounts and Offers
5. Open Line of Communication with Oracle
6. Special Events and Hospitality at Oracle Open World Events
7. Access to the OCP Member Only Website

Courtesy: education.oracle.com
For further informaton: ORACLE certifications
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Food Technologist

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"Greetings"

Let us see the Job aspects and profiles for Food Technologist:

1. Applies scientific and engineering principles in research, development, production technology, quality control, packaging, processing, and utilization of foods: Conducts basic research, and new product research and development of foods
2. Develops new and improved methods and systems for food processing, production, quality control, packaging, and distribution.
3. Studies methods to improve quality of foods, such as flavor, color, texture, nutritional value, convenience, or physical, chemical, and microbiological composition of foods.
4. Develops food standards, safety and sanitary regulations, and waste management and water supply specifications.
5. Tests new products in test kitchen and develops specific processing methods in laboratory pilot plant, and confers with process engineers, flavor experts, and packaging and marketing specialists to resolve problems.
6. May specialize in one phase of food technology, such as product development, quality control, or production inspection, technical writing, teaching, or consulting.
7. May specialize in particular branch of food technology, such as cereal grains, meat and poultry, fats and oils, seafood, animal foods, beverages, dairy products, flavors, sugars and starches, stabilizers, preservatives, colors, and nutritional additives, and be identified according to branch of food technology.

Courtesy: careerplanner
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Food Technology News

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           "Good Afternoon"

Today lets talk about the Food Technology Exhibition to be held in Mumbai, 

"International Exhibition on Food Processing & Packaging Technology"

September 11-13, 2012

Hall 1, Bombay Exhibition Center,

NSE, Mumbai, India

Courtesy: Food Tech India 

For more detail contact at:
India:
Koelnmesse YA
Tradefair Pvt. Ltd.
G. Vamshidhar
Tel: +91 40 6559 4411
Fax: +91 40 6668 4433
g.vamshidhar@koelnmesse-india.com

Mukhtar Pathan
T: +91 40 65707722
F: +91 40 66684433
m.pathan@koelnmesse-india.com

Europe:
Koelnmesse GmbH
Sarah Wirges
Phone: +49 221 821-3619
Fax: +49 221 821-3671
s.wirges@koelnmesse.de

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Show Your Creativity & Turn your Dreams into Reality

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            We always have ideas in our mind but never get a chance to make them into reality.....now that will be a past. Here in Inculcate Smartly, we will give you a chance to present your ideas, no matter which field you belong to. Your ideas will be presented in front of our experts who will look into it and selected ideas will be published and we will help you to turn your dreams into reality.

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Google Wallet "Beginning of New Era"

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Welcome to Inculcate Smartly

Today I will show you the new wallet of the world. Thanks to Google for this. This is something which will change we used to spend money. This is as simple as eating a chewing gum.

You all will love it and i bet will go for it.

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Welcome note from "Inculcate Smartly"

Dear Friends,
            From today onwards your life will have an extra ingredient added to it and that is "Inculcate Smartly", yes this is the new Life Line of every student who wants a platform to show his/her skills. Moreover you will meet some  of the best from the industry which belongs to your own field.............

So Friends, let us begin the new era of learning with "INCULCATE SMARTLY"......

You can add any of your problems to my blog.

Thanks and best of Learning..