180 identified for youth skills training
Raipur, 8 March 2021. On the occasion of International Women’s Day, employment-cum-skill fair was organized for women mainly under the Sankalp project at Livelihood College Jora in the capital Raipur today. More than 500 women and men participated in this fair. 14 private sector establishments were interviewed for recruitment. 142 women have been selected initially after the interview, their final selection will be made after written and skill test.
The Patra India BPO was organized in this fair organized under the guidance of the Chief Executive Officer of the District Panchayat, Dr. Gaurav Singh, under the guidance and Chief Executive Officer of District Skill Development Authority, Dr. S. Bharatidasan. Service, Alert S.G.S. Private Limited, ICICI Bank, Top Carrier Service, Eureka Fobers, Life Insurance Corporation, Quality Sales & Service, Parmar Enterprises, SR Hospitals, Village Swaraj Technical Training Institute etc. Class 10, 12th, Graduates, ITI, GNMs by the employers. Etc. Qualified applicants were interviewed. The fair was organized following the Kovid-19 guidelines.
The fair provided information about the Chief Minister’s Skill Development Scheme and Prime Minister’s Skill Development Scheme operated by the operators of Livelihood College, SIPET, Apparel Training and Designing Setter, Rural Self-Employment Training Institute, Pradhan Mantri Kaushal Kendra, Mahalaxmi Skill Training Center and Venus Training Center at their centers Has gone. 180 youth have been identified for skill training schemes. Information about loan grant under Mukhyamantri Yuva Swarozgar Yojana and Pradhan Mantri Yuva Swarozgar Yojana was provided by the manager of the District Trade and Industry Center. Upcoming employment cum skills fair on 12 March 2021 ITI Saddu will be held in Raipur, which may include young men and women.
Deputy Director Employment in Employment cum Skills Fair Mr. A. O. Lorry, Employment Officer and Assistant Director Skill Development Kedar Patel, Assistant Project Officer Livelihood College Richa Pathak and other concerned department officials were present.
