TCS Kashmir University offers employable courses to the students

IT major TCS said it has partnered with Kashmir University to launch a program to improve employability skills of students in Kashmir as part of its Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiative. Under the programme, TCS will execute five of its initiatives over the next three years, Youth Employment Program (YEP), BridgeIT, GoIT, Ignite My Future (IMF), and Adult Literacy Program (ALP), which have already found success in other parts. Is. Country.

“TCS believes in investing in helping youth become responsible and productive citizens. TCS Global Head (Corporate Social Responsibility) Balaji Ganapathy said in a statement, “We are delighted to partner with the University of Kashmir to empower students and teachers of the region with the skill set and mindset for the digital economy. “

Ganpati said that the company strives to create digital social innovators among school children. “We are glad that the university has agreed to play the role of a facilitator to connect us with institutions at the school level.” Under the YEP, school and college students will be trained in the 21st century skills needed to be successful in the digital economy training program in English communication, corporate etiquette, analytical thinking, and problem-solving, basic computer and technical skills. skills, and confidence.

Ganpati said, “Our aim is to train, train and guide the young individuals of Kashmir University and enable livelihood through both employment and entrepreneurship.” Kashmir University will act as a facilitator to build linkage to TCS to run its GoIT. and IMF initiatives, the company said.

GoIT is a program for school students to foster interest in technology through design thinking, mobile app development and mentoring from TCS staff. The ALP will be implemented through the university’s Directorate of Lifelong Education, the statement said.

“Strengthening such ties with industry and corporates to build competencies and industry orientation for students will result in timely placements and greater work efficiency. Talat Ahmad, Professor, University of Kashmir, said, “I am in Kashmir. I urge more corporates to come forward to make the youth of India realize their potential.”

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