Himachal Pradesh University, Vice-Chancellor, ADN Bajpai emphasised on the need of training for efficiency in disposal of files and paper under consideration. Inaugurating a week-long training course in office procedures of newly recruited clerks, he said, “Every clerk after recruitment must be given training and as and when the incumbent is promoted, after promotion training must be made mandatory for him.”He added that the senior must share their experiences with the newcomers and juniors regarding official intricacies and procedures. About 47 personnel are participating and another batch of 47 would join the training in first week of April. Bajapi congratulated the Registrar for making a bold initiative to provide training which would definitely enhance efficiency and out-put in the office working.
ABVP announces its panel for SGGSC Campus
Chandigarh: ABVP (Akhil Bharthiya Vidyarthi Parishad), Chandigarh, announced its Sri Guru Gobind Singh College unit for the academic session — 2013-14 at college campus in which many volunteers joined ABVP. Dinesh Chauhan, Organising Secretary, Chandigarh, Sumeet Randhawa, Organising Secretary, Panjab University, Mehakveer Sandhu, Campus Incharge PU, Vikas, Single President, CCET announced team. Harmanjot Singh Gill was announced as President. While Mehar Dhiman, Tarun Sahrma, Binni Verma, Halim announced as Campus President, Secretary, Vice President and Joint Secretary respectively.
MOU signed between TCIS and Griffith University, Australia
Chandigarh: Taaleem College of International Studies (TCIS), Mohali and Griffith University, Australia signed a MOU. The agreement was signed between Jaiprakash S Hasrajani, Co Founder & CEO, Taaleem India and Jeremy Williams, Director (Asia Pacific Management Centre), Griffith University, Australia. The collaboration will unveil a three-year Bachelors of Business programme for undergraduates. The programme solves most of the difficulties faced by prospective seekers of Undergraduate courses abroad.
Jeremy Williams said, “The student will study Griffith curriculum for one year at TCIS in India in a blended delivery format and receive a Diploma in Business Management from Taaleem, that will provide advance standing for the first year of the Bachelor of Business degree, which means students go straight into the second year of the Griffith University degree in Australia at the Gold Coast or Brisbane campuses.”