Archive · 14 Sep 2025
Government Portals Connect Youth with Job, Skill Development
Imagine websites that help young people find jobs and learn new skills.
The government has created online platforms where job openings are posted, and courses are offered to help people get the skills they need.
These websites are like a one-stop shop for career help.
In one district, many young people have signed up.
Companies also share job information on these sites.
The government is also working to include work-from-home job opportunities.
They organize job fairs and provide training to match skills with available jobs.
The government wants to help young people find good jobs and build a future.
Government websites serve as career platforms for unemployed youth.
The platforms provide information on job vacancies and skill development.
Youth with varied qualifications can register for training.
Registered candidates receive email notifications about opportunities.
Awareness programs are being conducted for students on career guidance.
- Who
- Unemployed youth, government officials, and registered companies.
- What
- Online portals offer job vacancies and skill development opportunities.
- When
- Information is regularly updated on the platforms.
- Where
- Kurnool district, through central and state government websites.
- Why
- To enhance employability and career growth for unemployed youth.
- Key Websites
- National Career Service (NCS), Employment Exchange, AP Skill Development portals
- Courses Offered
- 543 skill enhancement courses
- Registration Eligibility
- Youth with qualifications from Class 7 to degree level
- NCS Portal Registrations (Kurnool)
- 80,000
- Companies Registered (Kurnool)
- 311
- Work-From-Home Initiative
- Collecting candidate details through state government portals
- Help for Clarifications
- Helpline 1514