Online edition of India's National Newspaper
Monday, May 28, 2007
Online edition of India's National Newspaper Monday, May 28, 2007 |
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Making graduates more employable Several colleges are tweaking the traditional B.A. and B.Sc. courses to enhance their appeal in the job market. INSTITUTION IN FOCUS 
A.V.C. College, a boon to Nagapattinam studentsFor more than five decades now, A. V. C. College (Autonomous) at Mannampandal in Mayiladuturai has been providing quality education to students from the rural parts of Nagapattinam district. The college was established by Anbanathapuram ... Combining disciplines for high-impact research The programme will provide extensive exposure to industrial applications to develop high-impact research programmes. Getting engineering graduates field-ready The scheme offered by the Board of Apprenticeship Training seeks to provide rural engineering students the much-needed industry experience, enhancing their employability. MFT admissions Madras Institute of Fashion Technology (MFT) has invited applications for the academic year 2007-08 for its courses in Fashion Apparel Management and Apparel Fashion Designing. Both are three year undergraduate courses. Candidates should have ... Learning film-making basics Two-day workshop Science City, an autonomous organisation under the Department of Higher Education of Tamil Nadu, will organise a two-day workshop on careers in biotechnology in early July at its premises in the Planetarium campus on Gandhi Mandapam Road, ... Job fair for wards of policemen The training for the candidates focussed on behaviour management, software skills, mental ability and motivation. Part-time MBA course The New College’s Institute of Management, Chennai, will offer a three-year, part-time MBA course. Students will have classes between 6.30 p.m. and 8.30 p.m. three or four days a week. The college has invited corporate companies to ... Get trained in software testing Softsmith Infotech, a Chennai-based software service provider, is offering an eight-week certificate course in software testing. Targeted towards students who aspire to become software engineers, the course is a part-time programme with theory ... Learn German Language Labs, a foreign languages training centre, has launched a weekend programme in basic German. Participants will be taught to speak, read and write in basic German. Discussion on business etiquette and cultural experiences relevant to ... Training programme on village industries Several Khadi and Village Industries Commission offers training in village industries are being offered at Gandhi Niketan Ashram, Dr. J.C. Kumarappa Institute of Rural Technology and Development here from June 11. The KVIC, which comes ... ‘Free course’ for students Employability of students pursuing various courses in colleges and universities has become the essence in the job market. Though candidates pass out with a degree, they often lack skills that are required for securing a job. Bharathiar ... HSL offers in-plant training The Hindustan Software Limited (HSL), Chennai, is offering in-plant training for engineering students pursuing electrical and electronics, electronics and communication, computer science and Information Technology branches. This training ... Postgraduate diploma in Spatial Technologies Under a programme of University Grants Commission
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