Aspire
Human Capital Management, a company engaged in embedded employability
education and skills development, organised ‘Aspire SkillsWorld 2011’, a
roundtable discussion meet here recently.
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'The
seventh edition of the discussion is organised to address the
importance of embedded education and the role that we can play in
increasing the employability of Indian students. We are actively
involved in across 14 Indian States in employability education. We have
successfully trained over 50,000 youth in the past three years,' said
Amit Bhatia, founder and CEO, Aspire, in a press release,
Gil Taran, CEO, iCarnegie Inc, said, 'In today’s technology-enabled knowledge economy, educational institutes face a new challenge of not only providing students with adequate education in their field of study, but also to arm them with the skills and knowledge required to leverage technology effectively in the workplace. Through Aspire, we are helping students develop cutting edge technology skills through contemporary, industry-focused curriculum embedded in both higher education and schools levels.' |