9 months ago
Odisha Students Enhance Skills in Electronic and IT Trades
Students in Odisha are learning important job skills in electronics and computers at a special training camp.
They are spending five days at two different places, the World Skill Center and the CTTC.
Teachers and important people from the education department are there to help.
The goal is to help students understand how to do these jobs and why they are important for their future.
A five-day residential skill development training program began for Odisha's government vocational higher secondary school students.
The program focuses on Electronic and Hardware, and IT-ITeS trades, aiming to provide practical experience.
Training is being conducted at the World Skill Center (WSC) and Central Tool Room and Training Centre (CTTC).
Dignitaries from the Directorate of Higher Secondary Education (DHSE) and training centers attended the inaugurations.
The initiative aims to enhance vocational education and equip students with practical skills for future employment.
- Who
- Students and teachers from Government Vocational Higher Secondary Schools in Odisha.
- What
- Participating in a five-day residential hands-on skill development training program in Electronic and Hardware, and IT-ITeS trades.
- Where
- World Skill Center (WSC) and Central Tool Room and Training Centre (CTTC).
- When
- Inaugurated on Monday.
- Why
- To gain practical skills and theoretical knowledge, emphasizing the importance of vocational education.
Key facts
- Training Duration
- Five days
- Program Type
- Residential, hands-on skill development
- Trades Covered
- Electronic and Hardware, IT-ITeS
- Participating Institutions
- World Skill Center (WSC), Central Tool Room and Training Centre (CTTC)
- Total Participants (WSC)
- Around 50 students and teachers
- Total Participants (CTTC)
- Around 90 students and teachers
Quotes
Binita Senapati, Joint Director, Directorate of Higher Secondary Education
An official from the Directorate of Higher Secondary Education
“I encourage the students to acquire practical skills and highlight the importance of vocational education.”
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Jitendra Nayak, Deputy Director, Directorate of Higher Secondary Education (DHSE)
An official from the Directorate of Higher Secondary Education
“The objective of the training is to provide both theoretical knowledge and practical experience in their respective subjects.”
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