An ambitious project initiated by the Govt of Arunachal Pradesh came to an end

The fifteen days long residential Intensive Motivational and Skill Training for Govt-sponsored trainees under ‘Making India Employable Educational Services’, Gurgaon was concluded at residential training centre of Don Bosco Youth Centre (DBYC) here today. The training was organized by DBYC in collaboration with MIE.

Attending the valedictory function,  Capital Complex Deputy Commissioner Mige Kamki spoke at length about the skill training and job placement programme which is an ambitious project initiated by the government.

Earlier during the day, Fr. C. D. Mathai, Parish Priest, Catholic Church, Itanagar disclosed that DBYC has so far been part of mobilizing, training and sending over 600 youth to various VTPs in the past two years and expressed satisfaction over the way lives have been changed through this unique intervention.  Fr. Mathai also expressed gratitude to the Government and the various companies that have placed confidence in DBYC and its capability in imparting life-skills to young people.  

The training which started on  March 3 was a good mix of technical sessions on topics such as Learning to Live and Work Together, Work Ethics, Values, Dealing with Hurt and Anger, Addictive Habits, Problems Faced by Young People, Being a North Easterner outside North East and practical sessions on Written and Spoken English, Interview Handling, CV Preparation, Pubic Speaking and Group Activity.

 The sixty six candidates who completed the training at DBYC is all set to leave for Guwahati and New Delhi and will take up training in Information Technology, BPO, Beauty, Retail and Hospitality at Making India Employable, Educational Services Pvt. Ltd., Gurgaon.