Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin and other dignitaries with the memorandum at the event in Nandambakkam on Tuesday. , Photo credits: R. Raghu
The ICT Academy on Tuesday signed two MoUs at the 50th Conclave in the presence of Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin. th Version of Bridge ’23.
1st MoU with Tamil Nadu Adi Dravida Housing & Development Corporation Limited (TAHDCO) to train 6,000 SC/ST unemployed youth in job oriented skills with relevance to Information Technology and IT enabled services, banking, financial services and insurance The memorandum was signed. Retail and Telecom.
The Advanced Manufacturing Technology Development Center signed an MoU to prepare Tamil Nadu’s talents for Industry 4.0 technologies including automation and mechatronics, motion control, robotics and machine tools. This partnership will benefit around 500 engineering institutes in the state, thereby generating employment for 2.5 lakh youth.
Hari Balachandran, Chief Executive Officer, ICT Academy; T. Mano Thangaraj, Minister for Information Technology and Digital Services; and J. Kumargurubaran, Secretary, Department of Information Technology and Digital Services, were present.
giving his address on 50 th At the 23rd edition of Bridge’23 on ‘Building Human Capital for a Trillion Dollar Digital Economy’ organized by ICT Academy and Department of Information Technology and Digital Services, Shri Stalin said, “The young generation should use technology for their development, But they should not become slaves of technology. Crimes committed with the help of technology are becoming increasingly common. Some political forces are using it to spread rumors and disturb law and order. Is going to die.
The Chief Minister further said, “Tamil Nadu continues to lead the IT sector, the government is determined not only to sustain the growth but also to accelerate it. Thus, Tamil Nadu can reap the twin benefits of economic prosperity and increased employment.”
Shri Mano Thangaraj said that about 8 lakh people are now employed in the IT sector and the government wants to triple this number by 2030. He also highlighted the importance of skilling the IT workforce.
Shri Hari Balachandran said that the initiative taken by his team is helping Tamil Nadu to build its human capital.
During the event, Shri Mano Thangaraj, J. Innocent Divya, along with Managing Director, Tamil Nadu Skill Development Corporation, spoke to HR heads of companies, explained about the training partnership and how companies can access the trained talent pool for recruitment.