JSW Foundation distributes certificates and job offers to rural youth after electrical technician training
JSW Foundation held a certificate and job offer distribution event for rural youth who completed an electrical technician training program. The initiative, launched last December, successfully trained 120 students, with 66 securing jobs in various companies. The program aims to enhance skill development and create employment opportunities for rural youth.
- ▪The training program was conducted at the Government ITI College in Sandur.
- ▪A total of 120 students participated in the three-month program.
- ▪66 candidates secured jobs with an average salary of ₹18,000 per month.
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JSW Foundation organised a certificate and job offer distribution programme for rural youth who completed the electrical technician training programme conducted at the Government ITI College in Sandur on Saturday.The programme for rural youth was launched last December by JSW Foundation. The first phase of the programme got completed and certificates and appointment letters were distributed to successful candidates during the event.Inaugurating the programme, MLA for Sandur E. Annapurna Tukaram lauded JSW Foundation for establishing a quality training centre for rural youth and providing them with employment opportunities after skill training.“Rural youth should make use of such opportunities, become skilled professionals and build a better future for themselves,” she said.Speaking on the…
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