Have u even got a clue on what you are talking about, especially when you've not even stepped foot into the working world at all?

The SAP certification will count only where the job scope involves SAP.

babyboomer: I cannot really comment much on the differences between your current job and the job that you're offered, as I do not know what the 'processing job' that you've mentioned really consists of. So to go or to stay here will mainly depend on how willing you are to switch to a different job role from the one that you're currently having.

Also keep in mind that despite going into a non SAP related job at JP Morgan, you can always opt to transfer to a SAP related job within JP Morgan later on. Internal job applications tends to go a lot easier than external ones.

I don't think they use SAP for forex, its like you had mentioned different forex tends to use different systems. What I meant by SAP is that should JP Morgan have any openings in the future for SAP related jobs, it'll be easier for you to apply and get the position should you be already working within JP Morgan itself, as if you are already an employee there , it will cut down the number of steps in the hiring process.

But also keep in mind that it'll depend a lot on if your current manager is willing to release you for another job role or not (depending on if there's a replacement for you or not).