On the initiative of Chief Minister Dr Raman Singh, under different measures being taken to make information technology a public utility in the State, now, Oracle and Java training facility has been available in Chhattisgarh.
Secretary, Information Technology, Aman Singh said that the IT students of Chhattisgarh had to go to metro cities for training in Oracle and Java subjects. Now this facility is available in the State, he added. He said that the training was being imparted jointly by the Chhattisgarh Infotech and Biotech Promotion Society (CHIPS) and Oracle. Youths coming from far-flung areas of the State would directly get the benefit of the training, with which their interest in self-employment and entrepreneurship would be increased, he added.
Singh said that training of the first batch of Chhattisgarh IT students has been completed. On the completion of the training, CEO of CHIPS AM Pariyal distributed ‘Oracle Worldwide Participation Certificate’ to 35 students of different engineering colleges, at the State Data Centre here on Monday.
Pariyal said that this training programme has been organised on the subjects of Oracle Database 10 G ‘Fundamental Jawa Programming language’, Java Programme language etc. The total period of the training is 40 hours. Training session will be conducted 2 hours per day. It is mandatory for a student to get training of total 80 hours then only the ‘Oracle Worldwide Participation Certificate’ would be given to
them, he added. Interested student can download the form from CHIPS website www.chips.gov.in and send it to the CHIPS office during office time. Minimum fees will be taken for this training. CHIPS has been imparting training under its capacity development programme on geographical information system, and other subjects of e-governance for increasing the availability of human resources in information technology sector.