[box_light] Date: Tuesday, Aug 9 2011
Venue: Kumar gandharva Hall, Near City Corporation Belgaum.
Time: 11am to 1 pm.[/box_light]
On Tuesday, Aug 9 2011, Belgaumnext in association with theJobCorp would like to hold a Job Ability Conclave where we would like to interact with Students, Principals, Placement Officers and faculties from Engineering, MBA, BBA, BCA/BCom/BA/B.Sc/Diploma colleges and students from IT education centres.
Belgaumnext said in a press release that the interactive discussions would help to understand the aspirations of students in Belgaum for jobs, the types of jobs available locally and to discuss current employability trends in India. Every young student needs to be empowered with skills that will help him or her get a job. There is a huge need for skilled manpower in Retail, Insurance, Education, Banking, Hospitality, Hospital Administration, Telecom and the Automotive Industry.
India faces a huge challenge where we have over a 100 million youth between the ages of 18 and 25. Many of these young graduates are unemployed – mainly because of the gap in our current education system that does not prepare them well enough to get a job in the real world. Having a degree or special diplomas is not always enough to get a good job.
theJobCorp is an employability solutions company that works with both colleges and corporates to help them bridge the gap and to make our graduates more employable.
theJobCorp has worked with 300 colleges and helped thousands of graduates find jobs in multi national companies across the country.
Recently, theJobCorp has partnered with the National Skills Development Corporation to train 20 lakh people in employability skills over the next 10 years through its subsidiary, Job Skills Solutions (Pvt) Ltd.
Prominent Speakers for this Conclave
1. Ravina Raj Kohli, Founder and executive Director, thejobcorp, media veteran and ex-CEO star news network, Sony enterainment, channel 9, considered as top 20 women professional in India.
2. Lathika Pai. Founder and CEO thejobcorp.
3. Dr.Nitin Khot, Ph.d from London School of Economics, Economic Advisor to Govt. of Karnataka
Partnerships
NSDC: National Skill Development Corporation (NSDC) since 2011 has financially supported JobSkills. The NSDC has given JobSkills a mandate to provide training to 1.74 million job seekers by 2021.
Government of Karnataka The Government of Karnataka has initiated, through its Sahyog programme, employability skills training at Government colleges for all students. JobCorp is currently running business and life skills training in 15 towns across the state. This is in collaboration with the Directorate of Collegiate Education, the Karnataka Vocational Training Skills Development Corporation, and JobCorp.
Nice initiative.
No doubt this is a good initiative, but it is been observed that the payscale given here is very low… Hence ppl moving out of Bgm for work!!! There is a lot of scope for employment in Bgm…. and ppl like me are eager to return home…. There could be arguments here for the remuneration part here…. but again..
Shri.
i do agree with shri the payscale given by the companies/private organistaion is very low so ppl wil definately move out of bgm for better living n earning for their better future.