Observing World Youth Skill Day a B.Voc programme and Apprenticeship workshop was held at AISECT here on Tuesday.

Those who are already working in an industry, and they have a great opportunity to train their skills and accomplish their degree in the B.Vok programme and the Apprenticeship scheme. Through this he can continue his studies and training along with his job, which can give his career a new look and height.

This was stated by Santosh Chabe, Chancellor of Rabindranath Tagore University. They were addressing the inaugural function of the workshop organized on BWW programme and apprenticeship scheme organized by Shrimadan Auditorium of Rabindranath Tagore University on the occasion of World Youth Skills Day by ICT.

He said that for some reason, due to lack of studies, the BWok program for less educated people working in the industries is an opportunity to complete their studies and to seek talent. AISECT is present in the whole country with more than 15 thousand centers. Where he can take the responsibility of expansion of good programs such as B. Vok by completing his network through youth programs and youth.

Siddharth Chaturvedi, founder of ICT, said in the workshop that the cold course is a Bachelors degree course for those people who are in the Industry and want to continue their studies only when they are in the job. The best thing about this program is that it has Multiple Exit and Entry Points. If the candidate is not able to do his canteen after one year then he is given diploma. If he is able to do the course only for two years, he gets an advanced diploma. After completing the three year course, he gets a degree. In this course, about 30 to 40 per cent theoretic and 60 per cent of the Practical Nelles are given, which can be obtained at their work place. This is a very profitable course for those who work alongside reading. In the workshop, Siddharth Chaturvedi, AISECT, and Abhishek Pandit, Director, gave the complete information about the program and apprenticeship scheme.