11 months ago
APSSDC and Vision India Partner to Enhance Skills and Jobs
APSSDC and Vision India are teaming up to help people in Andhra Pradesh find jobs and learn new skills.
They signed an agreement to combine Vision India's job platform with APSSDC's digital program, making it easier for people to find jobs and learn new skills that employers want.
This partnership aims to connect education, skills training, and the needs of businesses, which will help people get ready for the job market.
The leaders of both organizations, Ganesh Kumar and Vivek Kumar, are excited about the collaboration, which will help the youth in Andhra Pradesh.
This means that those looking for jobs and training will find it more easily.
APSSDC and Vision India signed an MoU.
The collaboration aims to boost skill development and job opportunities.
Vision India's platform will integrate with APSSDC’s Naipunyam initiative.
The goal is to streamline employment processes and empower youth.
The partnership seeks to bridge the gap between academia, skills, and industry.
- Who
- APSSDC and Vision India Services
- What
- Signed an MoU to enhance skill development and employment opportunities
- Where
- Andhra Pradesh
- When
- Not specified
- Why
- To streamline employment processes and empower youth
Key facts
- Partners
- APSSDC and Vision India Services
- Partnership Goal
- Enhance skill development and employment opportunities
- Platform Integration
- Vision India’s platform with APSSDC’s 'Naipunyam'
- Key People
- Ganesh Kumar, Vivek Kumar
- Location
- Andhra Pradesh
Quotes
Ganesh Kumar
Managing Director and CEO of APSSDC
“By integrating the Naipunyam digital initiative with Vision India’s platform, we are ensuring that opportunities for learning and employment are more accessible, seamless, and impactful.”
thehansindia.com
“Our joint efforts will bridge the gap between academia, skills, and industry, creating a robust talent pipeline for the state.”
thehansindia.com
Sources
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