₦airaland Forum

Hi all,

The HR Boot Camp Seminar is finally here.  Prepare for a new career in 2010!

Kendor Consulting will be hosting a Human Resources Boot Camp Seminar on the 5th of December 2009.  The seminar is the first of a series of programmes designed to give up-and-coming HR practitioners an introduction to the core skills necessary to jump start a career in Human Resources.  It is also a good opportunity to network with experienced HR professionals who are volunteering their time to assist up-and-coming HR professionals.  Please forward this mail to anyone you feel will benefit from this opportunity to address career concerns faced by people just starting or transiting into a Human Resources role.

Who should attend?

    * Anyone interested in a career in Human Resources
    * Human Resources Managers
    * Professionals transiting into a Human Resources role

Topics covered:

    * Why a Human Resources Career?
    * Career Opportunities in HR
    * Introduction to HR Management
    * Key Skills for HR Professionals
    * Professional  Training and Certifications
    * Interview Preparation
    * Coaching and Mentoring Opportunities

Speakers:

Nduka Okoisor-  Senior Adviser, KPMG Professional Services
Morinsola Ashiru- Head, HR Business Partner, Bank PHB
Omolola Esan- Senior Consultant, Phillips Consulting
Demola Ojo- HR Business Partner,  MTN Nigeria
Adora Ikwuemesi- Managing Consultant, Kendor Consulting


Time: 9am - 2pm
Fees: 5,000 per person (light refreshments will be served)
Date:  Saturday 5th December 2009
Venue: F & G Suites, 7, Ade Akinsanya Street, Off Town Planning way, Ilupeju
For Registration Contact:  Ekene on 0705 549 7357 or Bawo on 0805 653 6191
Register Online: http://www.kendorconsulting.com/hrbootcampseminar

Registration can be done from here but I don't know what the legal implications are for foreigners but I can link you up with my lawyer for registration purposes, that is pretty straight forward and he is reliable and affordable.

For partnerships I suggest you do your home work from SA and begin communications from there after which you can come to Nigeria to meet partners. I am assuming you will need people on ground in Nigeria for Business Development purposes.

Registering a firm in Nigeria may be the first step. That's a formal process for all businesses. you will also need to show evidence of expertise. You may want to form partnerships here as well.