9 months ago
ALC Trains 602 Students for Placements
Andhra Loyola College (ALC) in Vijayawada recently conducted a six-day training programme to help 602 final-year students get ready for job placements.
The programme was organized with the help of the Naandi Foundation and Mahindra Rise Initiative.
Expert trainers taught the students important skills like problem-solving, communication, and how to do well in job interviews.
The students made professional résumés, practiced talking in groups, and had mock interviews.
One student named Khushi said the training made her feel more confident about finding a job.
The college leaders thanked the Naandi Foundation and Mahindra Rise for providing this valuable training and encouraged the students to keep learning new skills for their future jobs.
Andhra Loyola College (ALC) conducted a six-day placement training programme for 602 final-year students.
The programme was organized in collaboration with the Naandi Foundation and Mahindra Rise Initiative.
Expert trainers focused on aptitude, logical reasoning, communication, and soft skills.
Students prepared résumés, participated in group discussions, and attended mock interviews.
The training programme was part of Mahindra’s Community Social Responsibility (CSR) efforts.
- Who
- Final-year students of Andhra Loyola College (ALC) and trainers from Naandi Foundation
- What
- A six-day intensive placement training programme
- Where
- Andhra Loyola College, Vijayawada
- When
- Recently conducted (specific dates not mentioned)
- Why
- To prepare students for placements and enhance their employability skills
Key facts
- Institution
- Andhra Loyola College (ALC)
- Collaborators
- Naandi Foundation, Mahindra Rise Initiative
- Programme Duration
- Six days
- Number of Students
- 602
- Training Focus Areas
- Aptitude, logical reasoning, communication, soft skills
- Key Activities
- Résumé preparation, group discussions, mock interviews
- Total Training Hours
- 36 hours
Quotes
Srilakshmi
Regional manager of Naandi Foundation
“moulding graduates into employable young professionals and transforming them into valuable human resources is a shared responsibility of academia and industry.”
thehansindia.com
Khushi
Final-year BA student at Andhra Loyola College
“This training boosted my confidence immensely. The mock interviews helped me understand my strengths and areas to improve. I now feel fully prepared to face real placement drives.”
thehansindia.com


