Kohima: Nagaland celebrated a new wave of job-ready workers on November 2. Candidates from the Deen Dayal Upadhyaya Grameen Kaushalya Yojana finished their training and stepped straight into private sector roles. Graduates from the Flywings Simulator Training Center Limited Airline Customer Service Executive course now work at Delhi International Airport and Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport in Ahmedabad. Meanwhile, Impact Hub Society trainees specialized as Guest Service Associates and landed positions at five-star hospitality properties across the country.
Rural Development Director M Mongna Konyak attended the ceremony. He praised the graduates for leaving their homes to master technical skills and communication. Konyak urged the youth to look past government work and find sustainable careers elsewhere. He stated, "The scheme recognises the potential, talent and capabilities of rural youth and serves as a bridge connecting them with suitable opportunities."
Ebibeni N Humtsoe chaired the event. Pastor Among Lemtur led the invocation, and Menuoneituo Chadi, the COO of Skills at the Nagaland State Rural Livelihoods Mission, opened the proceedings. Graduates Ruokuokhrienuo Miario and Maijon Sengyung spoke about the training. Faihamti Longmailai Thaosen shared a testimonial on behalf of guardians, and Shandemo Kithan performed a song. The department handed out official offer letters to the group before Tshipokla Longkumer, an Area Coordinator from Chümoukedima, closed the event.
Comments