I'm from India I've completed
my graduation in BSC I'm looking towards to purse a PG Diploma in logistics and supply chain management
I have scored 67 in PT how much
experience do I need, I'm looking for January or February
intake and I'm also planning to join AJV?
Ans: Thank you very much for
confirming that you would be working
with us so much appreciated not only
that you're working with us but he chooses to
work with us
because it's a
big free world and there are a lot of
options for all of you who are watching
back town if you're choosing to work
with AJV will we give you our 100%
commitment to stand by you through so thank you so much for choosing to
work the paths end so are you completed
your graduation and looking forward to
pursuing those graduate diploma in
logistics and supply chain management I think
your PDA looks fine now to me so I don't think it has an issue my concern is if you
have done a Bachelor of Science and
now plant is shipped into logistics
and supply chain they would like to
assess and see if you
are choosing the right a thing or you're doing what I just
started as the introduction to this
world a particular broadcast where I am
saying don't get fixated by some a
subject that is in the long term skill shortage
list for or you didn't mention what BSE
unit was BSE chemistry was it BSC
botany was it BSE zoology or
was it BSA mathematics or computer
sciences you have not mentioned what
BSE but if you are jumping into
logistics and supply chain purely because
somebody told you it is a long term skill
shortage area so get into it and you'll
find better jobs I think you need to sit
back and think about it again have a
chat with our team because as I tell you
very clearly do not do that mistake if
you are a guy with the Mathis background
or a science background or an
engineering background or a technology
background stick to that and the reason I said
those four particular subjects is because they call the STEM subjects
science technology engineering and
mathematics these are the four most preferred
subjects anywhere in the world so
if you already are coming from a stem
background and you want to shift into
logistics and supply chain because
somebody told you I look that's in the long
term skill shortage list of New
Zealanders probably not the best thing thing
to do unless until you already have a
background in logistics and supply
chain and you are wanting to continue in
that particular field as your career and
you want to go forward from there so
that's the way to do way but since
you've confirmed you're going
to be working with us or I promise you
we will
continue to engage you
and talk to you and enjoy your getting
into the right course and not just
getting into the right holes for the sake
of joining a course but something
that said that fits in with your background
and your future aspirations and like I
said don't worry if a particular subject
you choose is not in the long term
skill shortage list of New Zealand and it's not
the end of the world guys there are so
many brilliant students of ours who
have come for courses which had
nothing to do with the long term skill shortage
list but they finish that course found
fantastic jobs and want to establish
themselves and some of them are now citizens and residents of New Zealand
and happily living in.
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