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Software training for graduates

JAIPUR: The Rajasthan Livelihood Mission, supported by the State Government, has signed an agreement with business solutions major Tele India for providing training in tele-accounting software to 1,700 unemployed young graduates.

According to the Mission’s Deputy Chairman and former Chief Secretary, M.L. Mehta, the training would help the youngsters find gainful employment in business establishments and take up their own work in accounting. Mr. Mehta said Tele India was imparting training in business accounting, retail and soft skill modules through its academies all over the country. There are about 20 lakh users of the Tele Limited products in 90 countries, with the company having a significant share in the small-scale and medium enterprises.

The training started on Friday in the Tele academies in Jaipur, Jodhpur, Udaipur, Kota, Ajmer, Bikaner and Bharatpur.

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