Career Prospects for Indians holding CIMA in New Zeland

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Kumarp Member

Member since 17 January 2015

KumarpMember17 January 2015 09:59:53

Hi My name is Praveen and am an Indian. I lived most of my life in the Middle East and have over 7 years experience in Business Management working for a US based defense contracting company. I plan on studying for CIMA and migrate to New Zealand, However I would like to know the career prospects for CIMA holders in New Zealand.

kenjee ViP

Member since 02 June 2014

kenjeeViP19 January 2015 04:12:12

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hello Praveen聽 and welcome on board 禁漫天堂

Hope that some members will be able to inform you more about the career prospects soon.

Regards
Kenjee
禁漫天堂 Team

stumpy Laos Expert

Member since 27 November 2009

stumpyLaos Expert19 January 2015 04:17:43

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Kumarp wrote:
Hi My name is Praveen and am an Indian. I lived most of my life in the Middle East and have over 7 years experience in Business Management working for a US based defense contracting company. I plan on studying for CIMA and migrate to New Zealand, However I would like to know the career prospects for CIMA holders in New Zealand.

Too many variables to say for sure what jobs prospects will be available after you migrate to NZ.

The NZ economy is not doing too well at the moment.聽

For jobs check out 聽 this site will give you an idea of job types being offered now in NZ.

colinsmum Active member

Member since 20 August 2010

colinsmumActive member19 January 2015 06:50:55

stumpy wrote:
Too many variables to say for sure what jobs prospects will be available after you migrate to NZ.

The NZ economy is not doing too well at the moment.聽

For jobs check out 聽 this site will give you an idea of job types being offered now in NZ.

Totally agree. Do not move to NZ unless you have a definite job to come to.

I am聽 currently looking on Seek and applying for jobs.聽 My partner and I are both highly skilled UK professionals but it's almost impossible to get a job unless we downskill or move to Auckland.聽 But there is no affordable housing in Auckland so we would have nowhere to live.聽 Our only option might be to leave soon.

Remember NZ has a small population of about 4.5 million.聽 There is plenty space for migrants here (except in Auckland), just not enough jobs for them.聽

It might be worth registering with Linkedin where you can find others with similar qualifications.聽 Perhaps they can give better advice.聽 Good luck

Jyotishdidi Active member

Member since 20 September 2012

JyotishdidiActive member26 January 2015 23:18:37

I completely agree with "Colinsmum".聽 New Zealand does have lot of land but not very many jobs. I always see people leaving for Australia for better opportunities. You are better off going to some other places. Why are you not choosing India? It is fastest growing economy in the world and we are seeing so many Indians are moving back to India. With your work experience overseas you can create a company in India and establish a good business.

kitrivedi Member

Member since 27 April 2015

kitrivediMember27 April 2015 13:28:36

Friends,

I am an Electrical engineer and have a 10 years of experience in procurement. I have been invited for applying permanent residency and will be apply soon. I will be shifting my family with me. Pleaase guide me whether there are jobs related to procurement / supply chain

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