Pandemic and other crises have created disruptions in careers. 85 Mn Jobs are going to be decreased in demand by 2025 and the demand for new 97 Mn jobs will increase.

Accounting and finance-related jobs occupied 5 out of the top 10 spots in reducing 85 Mn jobs. and None in tops 10 jobs in new 97 Mn Jobs.

Given these changes, finance professionals need to have a strategy for developing and re-developing careers in finance fields. Very recently learned a strategy used by a business called “Blue ocean strategy” that can be applied in personal career development.

Blue ocean strategy is the simultaneous pursuit of differentiation and low cost to open up a new market space and create new demand. It is about creating and capturing uncontested market space, thereby making the competition irrelevant. It is based on the view that market boundaries and industry structure are not a given and can be reconstructed by the actions and beliefs of industry players.

We will also learn key steps in personal branding and have a fully optimized linked-in profile.

Why choose Edplx?

• Internationally recognised accredited qualification
• Access to our free career advisors
• Approved UK Learning Centre
• 1 year accessibility to the course
• Attain PDF or hardcopy certificate to show employers
• Study at your own pace anywhere
• Employer has access to certificate validation
• Tutor Support available Monday-Friday
• Invitation to job fairs

Course Curriculum

This course will cover some of the following topics:-

Blue Ocean Strategy for Career development in Finance

• Introduction
• What is Red Ocean and Blue Ocean Strategy 
• Methods used in Blue Ocean Strategy – Value Innovation and $ Actions 
• Applying Blue Ocean Strategy for Career, Future Business Trends 
• How you can apply 4 Point Action for career planning 
• What is Personal Brand and Step1 in creating PB 
• Steps 2 to 8 in Personal Branding
• Example of a Linked in Profile for personal Branding 
• Summarizing the way forward in career development 
• PDF: Slides for taking notes and reference 
• PDF: The Future of Jobs Report