The two-day apprenticeship-cum-job fair, held in collaboration with the 'Board of Practical Training (Eastern Region)' (BOPTER), concluded at Karim City College, leaving a trail of enthusiasm and opportunity in its wake. The event witnessed participation from more than 2000 candidates hailing from both Jharkhand and beyond.
Aspiring individuals, ranging from diploma and engineering degree holders to general graduates, flocked to the fair with hopes of securing employment and enhancing their skill sets. A total of 54 companies, comprising both national and multinational entities, participated in the event. Notable national companies included Tata Steel Limited, Tata Motors Limited, Tata Bluescope Steel, Ramkrishna Forgings Limited, Jindal Steel and Power Limited, Samcon Limited, RSB Transmission India Limited, among others. On the international front, companies such as Vision India Development Private Limited and Skypro Technology Private Limited made their presence felt.
Dr. Mohammad Reyaaz, Principal of Karim City College, expressed his gratitude towards BOPTER and the Department of Higher Education under the Ministry of Education, Government of India, for their collaboration in organizing such a significant training-cum-employment fair. He emphasized the pride the college and the state took in hosting such a large-scale event and hinted at the possibility of making it an annual tradition.
Dr. Mohammad Moazzam Nazari, President of the Chamber of Commerce and Nodal Officer for the event, highlighted the crucial role played by BOPTER in bringing together 54 companies to provide employment opportunities to the youth and aspiring entrepreneurs. He noted that the fair aimed not only to create job opportunities but also to nurture and enhance the talents of its participants. Dr. Nazari expressed his gratitude towards the teaching and non-teaching staff of Karim City College, whose cooperation was instrumental in the event's success.
K. Chandramouli, Assistant Director of the Board of Practical Training (Eastern Region), extended his appreciation to Karim City College and praised the institution's effective organizational skills. He also expressed gratitude to the participating companies and underscored the importance of collective efforts in conducting such a large-scale event. Chandramouli didn't forget to acknowledge the support of the Government of Jharkhand's Department of Higher and Technical Education in making the event possible.
The two-day apprenticeship-cum-job fair not only served as a platform for job seekers but also as a testament to collaborative efforts aimed at addressing the unemployment challenge while nurturing the talents of the youth. The event's success promises the potential for future editions, ensuring continued opportunities for aspiring individuals.