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Applications invited for Yuva Nidhi Plus skill training

The State government has invited applications from beneficiaries of Yuva Nidhi scheme for free, job-oriented skill training under the Yuva Nidhi Plus programme at the Government Tool Room and Training Centre (GTTC) in Hubballi.

The programme aims to enhance the employability of unemployed youth by providing training in fields such as accounts executive, digital marketing, sales executive, SAP, Internet of Things (IoT), PLC programming, CAD-CAM and CNC.

The training will commence on November 2. The programme also envisages employment opportunities with competitive salaries upon completion of the courses, according to a press release.

Eligible candidates must submit their applications by October 30.

For details, candidates may contact Ph: 0836-2333159 or 8123719773.

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