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Reena Saxena

Founder - ReInventions (Professional Banker, Career & Image Coach

Reena Saxena

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About Reena Saxena

Reena Saxena comes with 25+ years experience in the BFSI sector. She holds a MMS(Finance) from Symbiosis Institute of Business Management, Pune and professional certifications in Banking, Coaching and Training. She has switched careers to being a Career & Financial Coach, through her initiatives ReInventions. and MoneyGoalz.

 Reena Saxena , Founder - ReInventions (Professional Banker, Career & Image Coach, is a career counsellor based at Gurgaon, Haryana area. View all career counsellors from Gurgaon

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Experience
  • Positions in Training, Product & Channel Management, Branch Management

    Banks and Insurance Companies ,1986 - 2015

Education
  • SIBM, Pune

    MMS (Finance) ,1992 - 1995

Certification
  • Coaching

    Growmore Coaching ,2015

  • Soft Skills Training

    Scottish Qualifications Authority ,2015

  • Train the Trainer

    National Accreditation Board for Education and Technology ,2015

  • Image Consultancy

    ICBI with Conselle Institute of Image Management, UK ,2015

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analytical and logical approach Numerical Aptitude commercial and business sense good IT skills (Mastery in Excel or Access is an example). dedication to work long hours Objective, numbers-driven approach communication skills to interact with stakeholders in the company interpersonal skills if you take up a client-driven, consultancy assignment.

Answered by: Reena Saxena , Founder - ReInventions (Professional Banker, Career & Image Coach, on November 27, 2017
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Freelancer in which field? If you wish to do sales training, enrol for a Train-the-Trainer Certification course, and then take up sales training assignments. Identify the companies where you can help in getting business, and ask for contractual assignments. Get into an affiliate marketing program like Amway, Oriflame etc. Certain real estate companies offer contractual/freelancing assignments for sales. You could tie up with MBA colleges for getting them students.

Answered by: Reena Saxena , Founder - ReInventions (Professional Banker, Career & Image Coach, on November 27, 2017
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Appear for the IBPS exams for clerical and Probationary Officer positions in public sector banks. Enrol for a Diploma in Banking course, which Sikkim Manipal University conducts jointly with certain banks. There is an assurance of placement after the course. Campus interviews in university/ MBA courses Applying to private banks through job portals/bank websites Using personal contacts to identify vacancies and apply. Taking up an internship with a bank, and then, looking for vacancies there. Taking up specialized courses like Investment Banking or others, with School of Investment Banking, Im

Answered by: Reena Saxena , Founder - ReInventions (Professional Banker, Career & Image Coach, on November 27, 2017
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Details of film making institutes are given on this link / https://news.manikarthik.com/top-10-colleges-learn-movie-direction-india/lifestyle/education/   You may want to take up a course in mass communication to understand the various mediums.

Answered by: Reena Saxena , Founder - ReInventions (Professional Banker, Career & Image Coach, on November 18, 2017
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Meet someone working in the field, or speak to a career coach about the specific field of psychology that you would like to enter. 1. A MA (Psychology) from IGNOU through distance education is open to everyone. 2. Institute for Behavioral & Management Sciences, Mumbai offers a MS (Psychotherapy) course of two years, which does not need a psychology background. Visit  3. David Lincoln of Wisdomtreesolutions offers a course in Neurolinguistic Psychotherapy http://www.nlp4india.in/neurolinguistic-psychotherapy   Certifications in NLP and Coaching will add value. However, a career sh

Answered by: Reena Saxena , Founder - ReInventions (Professional Banker, Career & Image Coach, on November 16, 2017
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What is it that you would like to do in life? If you intend to take the teaching or research route, M.Sc, NET and PhD will help, but your graduation score is not very encouraging. If you plan to enter the corporate world, go straight for a MBA. M.Sc will hold little or no value. You can take up a PhD in management after that. Take an assessment test to find out where your strength lies.

Answered by: Reena Saxena , Founder - ReInventions (Professional Banker, Career & Image Coach, on November 16, 2017
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i am not sure what kind of job openings are you aiming at, but graduation is the minimum requirement for most of the jobs in India, with or without the DBM. The diploma without a basic graduate degree will not help much. Your qualification will be treated as Std. 12th.

Answered by: Reena Saxena , Founder - ReInventions (Professional Banker, Career & Image Coach, on November 16, 2017
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You can enrol for a MA(Psychology) through distance educatiobn, but it needs you to do eight practical projects in institutions to get the final degree. There are specific counsellimg courses available, which do not insist on a psychology background 1. MS (Psychotherapy & Counselling) from Institute for Behavioral & Management Sciences, Mumbai. Visit  2. Neurolinguistic Psychotherapy by David Lincoln of Wisdomtreesolutions http://www.nlp4india.in/neurolinguistic-psychotherapy   These courses are all a combination of distance education and practical work.

Answered by: Reena Saxena , Founder - ReInventions (Professional Banker, Career & Image Coach, on November 16, 2017
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The concept ov value education in schools has been recently introduced, and is yet to catch up. Hence, exact nature of openings available is not clear at this stage. NCERT has laid down a framework for value education in schools. Details available here  Taking the liberty of going beyond your question, I would suggest that you acquire certifications in coaching which will expand your work arena beyond schools.

Answered by: Reena Saxena , Founder - ReInventions (Professional Banker, Career & Image Coach, on November 16, 2017
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If you work in CSR, the vertical will benefit from your HR experience. CSR needs to select and engage agencies for executing their programs. The CSR course will not help in routine HR functions, unless a special inclusive profile has been created for you.

Answered by: Reena Saxena , Founder - ReInventions (Professional Banker, Career & Image Coach, on November 16, 2017