NGO Management Courses

NGO Management mainly focuses on the management of the organization, setting up of the goals and objectives of NGO activities, thorough understanding of the organizational framework of NGOs, and distribution of portfolios among its members. NGO Management also involves devising of strategies and operational pathways, supervision and planning of financial and other policies and various other programmes of the organization.

Qualifications: For enrolling for an NGO management course, applicants need to complete his / her graduation in any discipline. Experienced NGO professionals, social workers, and volunteers can also study these courses.

Benefits: The main areas of study in an NGO management course help an individual to understand the subject in detail from a more realistic point of view. The various benefits of NGO management course are:
Financial and Administrative Supervision
Awareness about Global Issues
Awareness about Environment
Awareness about global socio-economic scenario
Community Development
Management of Information
Organization of Issue Based Campaigns
Developing Human Resource and Finance
Attainment of Socio Cultural Perspective
Social Entrepreneurship
Leadership
Institutes offering NGO Management Courses in India
The premier institutes offering a post- graduation course in NGO management in India are:
Amity Institute of NGO Management
Annamalai University Directorate of Distance Education, (Tamil Nadu) Bharathidasan University Centre for Distance Education, Tiruchrappali (Tamil Nadu)
Madurai Kamaraj University, Directorate Of Distance Education, (Tamil Nadu)

Scope in India: India provides wide scope in the field of NGO management. One can work as an NGO Manager, community service providers, NGO project coordinators, Research Fellow in NGO projects, NGO human resource and finance manager. You can work with Amity Institute of NGO Management, Ministry of Youth Affairs, SOS Village, FICCI, Amarjyoti Charitable Trust, Prayas, AFARM and Chief Commissioners office. One can work in various sectors like Rural Health Care sector, AIDS Awareness Projects, Women's Emancipation Projects, Child Abuse prevention Committee, Drought or Flood Ridden areas, Drug Rehabilitation Centers, Street Children Education Campaign and Juvenile Delinquents rehabilitation centers.

Scope Abroad: Plenty of job opportunities exist abroad with renowned organizations like UNICEF, United Nations, UNESCO, OECD, NATO, World Health Organization as a Community Service Manager, Health Officer, Social Service Provider, Finance and Human Resource controller. United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organization, Amnesty International, World Bank, Red Cross, Green Peace, and Commonwealth Human Rights Initiative, provide jobs in various spheres of disaster management, human rights protection, rural welfare and environment protection

Source: http://www.indiaedu.com/career-courses/ngo-management/index.html

NGO Management Courses

NGO Management mainly focuses on the management of the organization, setting up of the goals and objectives of NGO activities, thorough understanding of the organizational framework of NGOs, and distribution of portfolios among its members. NGO Management also involves devising of strategies and operational pathways, supervision and planning of financial and other policies and various other programmes of the organization.

Qualifications: For enrolling for an NGO management course, applicants need to complete his / her graduation in any discipline. Experienced NGO professionals, social workers, and volunteers can also study these courses.

Benefits: The main areas of study in an NGO management course help an individual to understand the subject in detail from a more realistic point of view. The various benefits of NGO management course are:
Financial and Administrative Supervision
Awareness about Global Issues
Awareness about Environment
Awareness about global socio-economic scenario
Community Development
Management of Information
Organization of Issue Based Campaigns
Developing Human Resource and Finance
Attainment of Socio Cultural Perspective
Social Entrepreneurship
Leadership
Institutes offering NGO Management Courses in India
The premier institutes offering a post- graduation course in NGO management in India are:
Amity Institute of NGO Management
Annamalai University Directorate of Distance Education, (Tamil Nadu) Bharathidasan University Centre for Distance Education, Tiruchrappali (Tamil Nadu)
Madurai Kamaraj University, Directorate Of Distance Education, (Tamil Nadu)

Scope in India: India provides wide scope in the field of NGO management. One can work as an NGO Manager, community service providers, NGO project coordinators, Research Fellow in NGO projects, NGO human resource and finance manager. You can work with Amity Institute of NGO Management, Ministry of Youth Affairs, SOS Village, FICCI, Amarjyoti Charitable Trust, Prayas, AFARM and Chief Commissioners office. One can work in various sectors like Rural Health Care sector, AIDS Awareness Projects, Women's Emancipation Projects, Child Abuse prevention Committee, Drought or Flood Ridden areas, Drug Rehabilitation Centers, Street Children Education Campaign and Juvenile Delinquents rehabilitation centers.

Scope Abroad: Plenty of job opportunities exist abroad with renowned organizations like UNICEF, United Nations, UNESCO, OECD, NATO, World Health Organization as a Community Service Manager, Health Officer, Social Service Provider, Finance and Human Resource controller. United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organization, Amnesty International, World Bank, Red Cross, Green Peace, and Commonwealth Human Rights Initiative, provide jobs in various spheres of disaster management, human rights protection, rural welfare and environment protection

Source: http://www.indiaedu.com/career-courses/ngo-management/index.html

Pune institute's B-school in UK

Pune: TOP Management Institutes from United States and United Kingdom setting up campuses in India may soon become a thing of past. For the first time, a Pune-based management institute, TASMAC, has successfully launched a full-fledged B-School in London.

Going global"

Indian institutes setting campuses in Singapore and Dubai has happened, but no one has ventured into the West. We are the first in the education sector. Who knows we may have just started a new trend," said Sameer Dua, joint managing director, TASMAC.Last year 20,000 students went to UK to pursue higher education, this certainly is a huge number considering average annual tuition fee for a management course is £12000 (Rs 9.5 lakh)."We chose London because it is a cosmopolitan city and we have been working with University of Wales for a long time, so we are very adept with the British system of education, said Dr Giri Dua, chairman and managing director of TASMAC.The institute has leased a building with floor area of 18,000 sq ft for 15 years. Around 1,000 students can be accommodated in various batches offering programmes such as full time and part-time MBA and BA (Hons) in Business Administration, all validated by the University of Wales.

Fee structure"

The fee structure is very competitive. BA (Hons) course will cost £3,950 (Rs 3 lakh approx), while MBA students will have to shell out £6,950 (Rs 5.5 lakh) per annum," added Sameer.The first batch for the London campus starts from October and 150 students have already been enrolled. "While 50 per cent of the students are Indians, the rest are from South East Asian countries." TASMAC has invested in all Rs 8 crores in the venture, partly financed by Bank of India, UK. "Money is the least of considerations in such investments. The challenge lies in operating in such mature markets," he added. To promote TASMAC London School of Business, the institute has been operating as South Asia and India office for various universities in US, UK, Switzerland, Italy, Australia and Canada. About 150 counselling centers have been set up in India, Bangladesh, Nepal, Sri Lanka, Pakistan and Mauritius.

source: www.mid-day.com

Pune institute's B-school in UK

Pune: TOP Management Institutes from United States and United Kingdom setting up campuses in India may soon become a thing of past. For the first time, a Pune-based management institute, TASMAC, has successfully launched a full-fledged B-School in London.

Going global"

Indian institutes setting campuses in Singapore and Dubai has happened, but no one has ventured into the West. We are the first in the education sector. Who knows we may have just started a new trend," said Sameer Dua, joint managing director, TASMAC.Last year 20,000 students went to UK to pursue higher education, this certainly is a huge number considering average annual tuition fee for a management course is £12000 (Rs 9.5 lakh)."We chose London because it is a cosmopolitan city and we have been working with University of Wales for a long time, so we are very adept with the British system of education, said Dr Giri Dua, chairman and managing director of TASMAC.The institute has leased a building with floor area of 18,000 sq ft for 15 years. Around 1,000 students can be accommodated in various batches offering programmes such as full time and part-time MBA and BA (Hons) in Business Administration, all validated by the University of Wales.

Fee structure"

The fee structure is very competitive. BA (Hons) course will cost £3,950 (Rs 3 lakh approx), while MBA students will have to shell out £6,950 (Rs 5.5 lakh) per annum," added Sameer.The first batch for the London campus starts from October and 150 students have already been enrolled. "While 50 per cent of the students are Indians, the rest are from South East Asian countries." TASMAC has invested in all Rs 8 crores in the venture, partly financed by Bank of India, UK. "Money is the least of considerations in such investments. The challenge lies in operating in such mature markets," he added. To promote TASMAC London School of Business, the institute has been operating as South Asia and India office for various universities in US, UK, Switzerland, Italy, Australia and Canada. About 150 counselling centers have been set up in India, Bangladesh, Nepal, Sri Lanka, Pakistan and Mauritius.

source: www.mid-day.com