Greater Noida: Shyam (22), a resident of Mubarakpur Village and the second among the seven siblings, hoping to start his own business someday.
Archana Sharma (20), from Surajpur, who was pursuing a graduation course from Mihir Bhoj Girls held a College, Dadri, had a similar plan.
Both of them have registered for the skills development program at GNIDA-NSDC (Greater Noida Industrial Development Authority-National Skill Corporation) launched on Tuesday.
Of the six skills development centers under Pradhan Mantri Kaushal Vikas Yojana (PMKvy), Gnida opened two units at Alpha 1 and Mubarakpur.
The centers will train 430 students for free in telecommunications and electronics.
A total of 1,170 seats will be offered in six central and teenagers between 18 and 35 years will be trained.
Shyam said he would be trained as an engineer to repair handsets and sales representatives by the Prachion company.
“My father is a farmer and I pursue a distance education course.
I have been thinking of starting a business to help my family.
When people from Gnida come with this pamphlet for this training center, I decided that I would join.
This is the way that is Good for getting training and free.
I will be able to start my own cellphone workshop after this, “he said.
On Tuesday, the centers were inaugurated by Dadri Mla Tejpal Nagar and Jewar Mla Dhirendra Singh before the CEO of Gnida Narendra Bhoooshan and officials from NSDC, said Mukesh Kumar, CEO, CEO, CEO.
Archana has also joined a three-month course on repairing cellphone handsets.
“I don’t want to depend on anyone.
I want to get a job after this,” he said.
Preparation for opening these centers began earlier this month and the project implementing agency (PIAS) chosen by NSDC has presented their plans to CEO and Gnida officials.
“Prash Enterprises has confirmed his readiness to establish two centers after getting our approval,” said Nitin Jhambs from NSDC.
In the first batch, 1,170 candidates will be trained in various fields, including customer relationships, executive dealers, and repair of handsets.
“This is the only project that is approved for Gnida by the NSDC and the first project under PMKvy 3.0.
We aim to provide technical training to local youth so that they can apply for various jobs,” said BhooShan.
2 Open Skills Development Center with 430 Students
