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Pre-requisites for SAP HANA

Former Member

‎2015 Aug 29 3:21 PM

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I want to learn SAP HANA. I enquired with all the ATC's. They are saying it is not possible to opt for SAP HANA course. SAP BI/BW or ABAP are the pre-requsiites for it.

What is the career path. Please guide me and share your experience on SAP HANA course from ATC's.

thank you

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former_member186576
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‎2015 Aug 29 3:58 PM

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How many more times this same question be asked in how many more different ways. Please refrain.

Former Member
In response to former_member186576

‎2015 Aug 29 5:23 PM

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Sorry Sam, But seriously I want to learn HANA and I wont stop unless and until I get perfect answer.

I simply want to know Career path towards SAP HANA consultant and is it worth spending for course in ATC ? The reason I am cautious is : It is about one's future and hard earned money and I guess no person will spend it sumwhere where there is no guarantee on returns.

You tell me a person who has done course SAP HANA from ATC (Atos) as a fresher in SAP.

former_member186576
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In response to former_member186576

‎2015 Aug 30 3:46 AM

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Atos and all the other authorized certification institutes are garbage and waste of money. Join a local institute near work or home and start the hana journey, which may lead to a good training instructor, from there gradually to an better advance training and eventually landing with a job offer. At any given time, there could be a million people who are trying to do the same exact thing. So stop whining and start with some actions. Everyone seems to be in a hurry. However, it will take 1-2 years before anyone gets a hang of the subject(with job or longer without a job). Marketing/ Sales offers similar to '  get rich quick  ' type of schemes, are too good to be true.So watch out. Read the below blog.It's a realistic one.