Kohima: MGM College hosted a digital skilling session in Dimapur on September 29. The college auditorium served as the venue for the event. Staff organized the meeting alongside YouthNet and UNICEF YuWaah. They focused on the Passport to Earning initiative.
IQAC Coordinator Jemsungba Walling opened the session. He told the attendees that workers must keep up with digital trends. "He encouraged students to engage with digital learning platforms and continuously upgrade their skills." This initiative targets young people between 15 and 29 years old.
Resource person Ranlubo Thiumai led the training. He showed students how to use the P2E platform. The program covers account setup and finding digital credentials. Thiumai highlighted the power of Artificial Intelligence. He demonstrated how these tools automate routine tasks to save time.
Students learned about productivity software and emerging career paths. The college wants pupils to bridge the gap between education and employment. Everyone received a step-by-step guide on how to register for the platform. Organizers expect these digital resources to boost job prospects for all participants.
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