SAP SD Help me to understand

Dear all,
I have over 13 years of work experience in various fields of sales, marketing, business development etc..and general management (administrative, accounts, process management).
I started hearing about SAP and decided to know more about it. I have inquire with some institutes that offer 90 hours -3 months course at a fees of Rs.18000/-.
all thos who know the field better advice me as to how will i beging?
I wish to get a better job oppertunity in Indai or abroad.
I also heard about the certification from siemens.
Now does any one knoe which is a good institute in Bangalore?
please help.
Sunil.

The best way to begin in SAP (in my opinion) is to get into a company already running SAP as an end user and learn to understand the processes.  Either that or try to get into a company that may be implementing SAP in the future and get on the project team.  However without the system knowledge or business process knowledge, youmay struggle.
After you have learnt the processes, start challenging the way things are done, find out it if there are more efficient ways of doing it.  Build up a rapport with the support/development team.  
We run "Super users" in the business - they deal with the day to day problems that users face and have a good understanding of both the business and the system, and they are normally the first port of call when we have vacancies in our development team.  I am the team manager for S&D/Finance.
I would not hire someone without knowledge of both the system and the business.  I have been interviewing recently and it is easy to find out who knows what.  If you cannot apply the theory to the business I feel it shows a fundamental lack of understanding.
I would suggest saving your money and move to a company running SAP.

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