Career with BI/BW

Hi,
Sorry. This is a non general question.
I am presently in UK.
I have experience of 8+ years in other technologies & ERP. I wish to pursure career with BI/BW.
I am trying for an online course with dummy assignments to learn SAP BI/BW. My question is:-
Is it worth going for a training & looking for a job in this area?
Does it require experience to get a job in this line?
Do companies ask for certifications?
I am getting an online course from India @ 13k INR. Kindly advise if it is worth going for a career change.
Thanks,
Regards,

Hi Alok,
Thanks for all your very valuable inputs, thats been very helpful to me.
I do not have an experience with SAP. I have worked with a Microsoft ERP for 5+ yrs in functional & technical both plus 3+ yrs in other technologies as Sr. Engineer. Currently my role is more a functional being a Sr. Consultant.
I wish to switch over to SAP functional modules or SAP BI/BW. I do possess a good functional knowledge in almost all modules but not with SAP. But i do not know if this experience will really help with SAP.
Are there any good online courses available in this thread? If yes what will be the fees? (If anyone is aware...)
I know the fees at the authorized training centers for any functional module is very costly(i thnk arnd 1.5 - 2.5 lakhs).
But are the other institutes worth going for trainings?
Can a person without prior SAP experience directly go in for SAP certifications?
Thanks in advance,
Best regards,

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