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Below are the list of all the documents which are required to apply for Masters in Germany:-Europass Resume is required to get admission for the Masters course in the Germany.Motivation letter is required to get admission in the German Universities and Colleges as it helps professional trainers or teachers to understand the actual picture of their personality.Academic documents like marksheet, certificate and degree of all educational qualifications like secondary, higher secondary, graduation and post graduation.The valid passport is also required to apply for higher studies in the Germany. It helps to prove the nationality of the student.Affidavit of Sponsorship is required to prove that the international student is having the enough financial subsistence from their sponsors like parents.The German language proficiency certificate of the basic level A1 level which helps to show that the international student can survive easily in the Germany.The English language proficiency certificate like IELTS scorecard which helps to prove the efficiency and fluency of the English language so that the person can survive in the abroad country like Germany and also perform or deal in a better way in the English taught programs in the Germany.The Letter of Recommendations are required by the international students to get admission in the German Universities and Colleges.The ITR (Income Tax Return) of last two years of your parents is required to get admission smoothly in the German Universities and Colleges.The Block Account is also one of the most important thing which is required to show the financial subsistence for the Germany.The bank statement is also required at the time of Visa interview which shows the good financing background of the students and their parents.

French native hereI love my language, but I admit it can drive you crazy. Here are a few points that make it beautiful but maddening:You may think French is a language, but in fact it is two! Don't assume one can write it properly eventhough they speak it fluently. Same thing (rarer though) the other way round: you might have been an excellent high school student, and dominate all kind of arcane rules (yes I’m looking at you, accord du participe passé), and still not manage to talk your way to the nearest café… this is especially frustrating for my beloved Spanish-speakers, who have the privilege of writing as they speak (sort of), and take it for granted…The different levels of formalism while speaking French are key to signal the kind of conversation you want to have: ministers speak like ministers, thieves like thieves, friends like friends… this make it difficult for foreigners who wish to apply at work the many words they learned with their friends: half of them are slang, or inappropriate for professional use, and should be avoided if you are to be taken seriously. This last point I understand as an artificial barrier to entry that the educated part of society erected as a defense… and it is a pity because it limits not only work opportunities for migrants, but also from French natives who don't totally master the nuances of the language.The doubles consonnes! Mon dieu are they hard to learn, and to remember. I've been away from France for almost 20 years now, and sometimes struggle to remember them properly. I also discovered, while learning Spanish (almost no double consonnes here, muchas gracias) and, later, Italian (aw my god are they tricky too), that there is in fact no serious logic behind the current rules! We are taught at school that of course there must be two “n” in “professionnel”, but then you discover that Spaniards write profesional , and English speakers professional , so where is the logic here? And don't even get me started on Italian, with their approfittare and their attrezzatura…All told, I like to think of French as a beautiful, but complicated, evolution of Latin. And I am grateful and admiring of those brave enough to learn it as a foreign language. Keep trying! As for all difficult endeavours, the rewards are as great as the job is tough.Cheers!Edit: I can't help linking to a nice argument by Robert Lane Green, Johnson columnist at the Economist, explaining why he would choose to learn French as a foreign language: Which is the best language to learn?

HiTo answer your query, from my knowledge Victoria University in alliance with SAP offer 2 such Masters Degree Programs.1) Master of Enterprise Resource Planning Management - 12 modules for 15 months Full time or Part Time2) Master of Business (Enterprise Resource Planning Systems)1) The Master of Enterprise Resource Planning Management is a one year course. It is intended for students who want to gain a broader, more insightful domain knowledge of Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP). With this degree you can become an ERP consultant.The objective of the course is to provide an appreciation of ERP systems where students will be able to gain navigational, configuration, integration, implementation and management skills require to operate and manage ERP systems, especially the SAP ERP System. These include:The ability to make critical assessments in using and implementing ERP systems.Employment of a systematic, professional and quality approach to ERP systems.The ability to apply the full range of management skills to ensure that ERP systems meet defined business needs.Enabling professionals already working in the ERP industry to upgrade their skills and knowledge so they can maximize their contribution to their organizations.he Master of Enterprise Resource Planning Management program provides students with an integrated learning methodology conducted in both Full-time and Part-time schedule extending to 15 months in a conducive and well-equipped classroom environment.The program is 100% delivered in Singapore and conducted by Victoria University lecturers and Council of Private Education (CPE), Singapore approved lecturers. Students will gain 24/7 access to Victoria University's SAP servers from Australia using the latest training version of SAP ERP.Assessment is predominantly project and laboratory based. Some units have an examination.The teaching methodology includes lectures, tutorials, practical computer laboratory activities and case study analysis.Entry RequirementsThe course entry requirements are described below:Bachelor degree with a specialisation in Business, Information Technology or Information Systems, OR,Bachelor degree in different specialisation and a Post Graduate qualification (Graduate Certificate or Graduate Diploma) with a specialisation in Business, Information Technology or Information Systems. (Note: Unit exemptions may be granted for relevant professional experience which will be assessed on a case by case basis by the Course Coordinator), ANDProfessional level proficiency in the English language as demonstrated by an International English Language Test Score (IELTS)(Academic Module) of 6.5 overall with no individual band score less than 6.0. Candidates who have English as their first language, or have completed a previous qualification(s) in the English language, are deemed to have met this entry requirementCertificates IssuedUpon completion of the following units, students will, in addition to the Victoria University master award, receive the important industry certifications: SAP Alliance Certificate, awarded jointly by Victoria University and SAP AustraliaExit Points:Students undertaking this master course may alternatively opt for an early exit upon the successful completion of1. Eight approved units to satisfy the requirements of the Graduate Diploma of Business (Enterprise Resource Planning Systems)OR2. Four approved units to satisfy the requirements of Graduate Certificate in Enterprise Resource Planning Systems.2) Master of Business (Enterprise Resource Planning Systems)Program ObjectivesThis course is designed to focus on the issues related to the implementation and management of ERP Systems. The course aims to provide a course of study that willEnable students to make critical assessments in using and implementing ERP Systems.Develop and enhance the skills and knowledge of students so that they can contribute at a high level to the creation and adoption of a systematic, professional and quality approach to ERP Systems.Provide professionals already working in the ERP industry with the skills and knowledge they need to maximize contribution to their organizations.Mode and DurationThe Master of Business in ERP System program provides students with an integrated learning methodology conducted in both Full-time and Part-time schedule. It extends to 18 months in a conducive and well-equipped classroom environment.The program is 100% delivered in Singapore and conducted by Victoria University lecturers and Council of Private Education (CPE), Singapore approved lecturers. Students will gain 24/7 access to Victoria University's SAP servers from Australia using the latest training version of SAP ERP.Assessment is predominantly project and laboratory based. Some units have an examinationEntry RequirementsCandidates who have the following can apply for enrollment:A Bachelor degree in any specialisation with or without professional experience, OR,A Postgraduate qualification (Graduate Certificate or Graduate Diploma) in any specialisation with a minimum of 3 years of relevant professional experience, OR,Candidates with no Bachelor degree or Post Graduate qualifications but with relevant professional work experience may be eligible to enrol in the Graduate Diploma in ERP Systems. Upon successful completion of the Graduate Diploma in ERP Systems, graduates may proceed to the Master of Business (Enterprise Resource Planning Systems) course. (Note: Unit exemptions may be granted for relevant professional experience which will be assessed on a case by case basis by the Course Coordinator), ANDProfessional level proficiency in the English language as demonstrated by an International English Language Test Score (IELTS)(Academic Module) of 6.5 overall with no individual band score less than 6.0. Candidates who have English as their first language, or have completed a previous qualification(s) in the English language, are deemed to have met this entry requirement.Certificates IssuedUpon completion of the following units, students will, in addition to the Victoria University master award, receive the important industry certifications: SAP Alliance Certificate, awarded jointly by Victoria University and SAP AustraliaExit PointsStudents undertaking this master course may alternatively opt for an early exit upon the successful completion of:1. Eight approved units to satisfy the requirements of the Graduate Diploma of Business (Enterprise Resource Planning Systems).OR2. Four approved units to satisfy the requirements of Graduate Certificate in Enterprise Resource Planning Systems. (BCO6603, BCO5651,BCO5647 and One Elective)Hope that helps and do let me know if you have any more queries.Cheers!