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Delhi Students Selected for Vocational Training in Germany
Some students from Delhi are going to Germany to learn a job!
Fourteen kids from Delhi schools were picked to study a trade in Germany.
The German government is helping with this program called APAL 2025.
The students will learn skills to get good jobs after they finish their training.
The leaders of Delhi, like the Chief Minister and Education Minister, are happy for them.
They think this shows that the government is working to give everyone a good chance to learn.
This program also helps with a plan called 'Skill India' that the country is working on.
Fourteen Delhi government school students were selected for vocational training in Germany.
The students were chosen under the APAL Project 2025, an initiative by Germany's Federal Employment Agency.
Chief Minister Rekha Gupta and Education Minister Ashish Sood felicitated the students.
The program focuses on skill development and employability, according to the Education Minister.
The initiative aligns with national goals like 'Skill India'.
- Who
- Fourteen students from Delhi government schools.
- What
- Fourteen Delhi government school students selected for vocational training.
- Where
- Germany.
- When
- The students were felicitated at a ceremony on Thursday.
- Why
- To undergo vocational training and secure placements in relevant fields.
Key facts
- Project Name
- APAL Project 2025
- Location
- Germany
- Number of Students
- 14
- Participating Countries
- Germany, India (Delhi)
- Focus
- Skill Development and Employability
- Initiative by
- Federal Employment Agency (BA) of Germany
Sources
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