Awesome Consultancy

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consultancy in nepal
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Define Consutancy

• A consultant (from Latin consultare "to
  deliberate") is a professional who provides
  expert advice1 in a particular area such as
  security (electronic or physical), management, edu
  cation, accountancy, law, human
  resources, marketing (and public
  relations), finance, engineering, science or any
  of many other specialized fields.

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Overview

• There are probably between 1500 and 3,000
  educational consultants in practice in the United
  States today.A small number of additional
  educational consultants are based in Canada,
  Europe, Asia, Bermuda, and the Caribbean.
• Consultants commit to a standard of continuing
  education and work to stay abreast of all changes
  in the marketplace, with particular awareness of
  new educational programs and their effect on the
  product they offer students and families.
• As independent professionals, educational
  consultants are not bound to any institution and
  can provide objective, unbiased recommendations
  and advice based on their professional judgment
  of a student's needs and abilities.

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Types of consultant

• Internal consultant someone who operates within
  an organization but is available to be consulted
  on areas of their specialization by other
  departments or individuals (acting as clients)
  or
• External consultant someone who is employed
  externally to the client (either by a consulting
  firm or some other agency) whose expertise is
  provided on a temporary basis, usually for a fee.
  Consulting firms range in size from sole
  proprietorships consisting of a single
  consultant, small businesses consisting of a
  small number of consultants, to mid- to large
  consulting firms, which in some cases
  are multinational corporations. This type of
  consultant generally engages with multiple and
  changing clients, which are typically companies,
  non-profit organizations, or governments.

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• HOW TO BE A CONSULTANT

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Next, establish yourself as an expert.

• No one ever gave me an official stamp of approval
  and classified me on some mysterious list as The
  Expert. I just put my ideas out there on the web!
  I started in 2004, and over time, teachers
  responded to my techniques in increasing numbers
  and I gained credibility. Having a masters degree
  and National Board Certification lends a sort of
  official-ness to my credentials, but I think its
  the voice and experience of a real person that
  matters most.

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Figure out your passion

• Do you love helping teachers integrate technology
  into their instruction? Are you passionate about
  sharing best practices in a particular subject
  area? Does the idea of teaching other people how
  to reach students with disabilities make your
  heart pound with excitement? Education is a
  really broad area, so narrow down your area(s) of
  expertise. For me, this was obviously classroom
  management and helping teachers enjoy their work.

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Dont worry about whether your passion is
monetizable.

• Mine didnt seem to be, and I followed it as a
  hobby for many years when I was a classroom
  teacher without any forseeable way of making
  money. My advice is to focus on what you love and
  do the work because it brings you joymake that
  the definition of success for you. There is no
  shortage of experts telling teachers how to do
  their jobs. There IS a shortage of experts who
  are willing to dedicate themselves to providing
  educator supporteven when there is no immediate
  pay off for thembecause they love what they do
  and genuinely care about teachers and kids.

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• ANY QUERIES

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