Latest news with #GermanLanguageTrainingProgramme
Time of India
24-05-2025
- Business
- Time of India
Meghalaya launches German training for overseas jobs
Shillong: The Meghalaya State Skill Development Society (MSSDS), alongside Indie Talent and 2Coms Group, initiated the German Language Training Programme for Overseas Placement at Shillong Technology Park, Umsawli on Thursday. CM Conrad K Sangma highlighted the programme's significance in creating international career opportunities for the state's youth. During his speech, the CM highlighted that young people constitute the state's primary resource, making it essential to direct their potential effectively. He described the initiative as 'super important' for both state and national interests, particularly in establishing connections with international markets where there is increasing demand for young workforce. "The govt will continue to support opportunities like these. I would like to thank the German Embassy, Govt of India as well as organizations like MSSDS who are actually making all of these initiatives happen and to all of you present here for believing in this entire thought. This is a great achievement,' he said. Shillong: The Meghalaya State Skill Development Society (MSSDS), alongside Indie Talent and 2Coms Group, initiated the German Language Training Programme for Overseas Placement at Shillong Technology Park, Umsawli on Thursday. CM Conrad K Sangma highlighted the programme's significance in creating international career opportunities for the state's youth. During his speech, the CM highlighted that young people constitute the state's primary resource, making it essential to direct their potential effectively. He described the initiative as 'super important' for both state and national interests, particularly in establishing connections with international markets where there is increasing demand for young workforce. "The govt will continue to support opportunities like these. I would like to thank the German Embassy, Govt of India as well as organizations like MSSDS who are actually making all of these initiatives happen and to all of you present here for believing in this entire thought. This is a great achievement,' he said. Get the latest lifestyle updates on Times of India, along with Brother's Day wishes , messages and quotes !
India Gazette
23-05-2025
- Health
- India Gazette
Meghalaya starts program to enable nurses to work in Germany
Shillong (Meghalaya) [India], May 23 (ANI): Meghalaya Chief Minister Conrad K Sangma launched the German Language Training Programme for Overseas Placement at the Shillong Tech Park on Thursday. The programme, supported by the Meghalaya State Skill Development Society (MSSDS) under the Department of Labour, Employment & Skill Development, is aimed at training and placing qualified healthcare professionals from the state in Germany. Following the successful deployment of Meghalaya's youth to Japan and Singapore, Germany has now become the next destination offering a global stage for the state's aspiring nurses and healthcare professionals. 'What we are doing here today is converting a challenge into a great opportunity. Meghalaya has one of the youngest populations in the country, and we are turning this demographic advantage into a global force. If we send even 30,000 professionals abroad, the remittances can amount to Rs 250 crore a month -- that's Rs 3000 crore a year into our families' hands', the Chief Minister remarked. He assured full support from the state, including financial aid for initial training and building trust for overseas placements and said, 'Parents once hesitated due to concerns over cost and safety. Today, the government stands as a guarantor. We are here to ensure your children are safe, guided, and given the best opportunities.' The Chief Minister also committed to personally accompanying the first batch of selected candidates to Germany. He further said that this collaboration would strengthen the relationship between India and Germany, and is glad that Meghalaya, through its strong young workforce, is able to be a part of that growth story. 'Germany is facing an urgent shortage of healthcare professionals. By 2035, we will need 7 million additional skilled workers. Today's programme marks a life-changing journey -- these young professionals will not only work in Germany but thrive, contribute, and grow,' said Andrea Jeske, Deputy Consul General, who is representing the German Consulate Kolkata, who expressed deep optimism about the partnership. She further highlighted Germany's new immigration policies, like the Opportunity Card and the Skilled Immigration Act, which provide smoother pathways for non-EU workers. Jan Eben, Country Director General of People to Help Germany, underscored the programme's holistic approach, highlighting that this partnership is not just about jobs but it's about building lives. He further said, 'We support candidates from training to integration. From language and cultural training to meeting you at the airport in Germany, you will never be alone on this journey.' IndieTalent, in partnership with 2COMS Group, is the implementing agency providing end-to-end support, including training, visa processing, and placement services. Payel Bhattacharya, Business Head of IndieTalent, added, 'This collaboration is about dreams. The youth of Meghalaya are already shining in Japan and Singapore. Now, they are set to make their mark in Germany too.' The programme will see selected candidates undergo six months of intensive German language training (up to B2 level), followed by interviews, visa procedures, and final placement in reputed German healthcare institutions. With 750+ offer letters already issued under IndieTalent's initiatives and over 580 migration formalities completed, this Meghalaya-Germany partnership marks another proud stride in placing the state's youth on the global workforce map. (ANI)
Time of India
23-05-2025
- Health
- Time of India
Meghalaya starts program to enable nurses to work in Germany
Shillong: Meghalaya Chief Minister Conrad K Sangma launched the German Language Training Programme for Overseas Placement at the Shillong Tech Park on Thursday. The programme, supported by the Meghalaya State Skill Development Society (MSSDS) under the Department of Labour, Employment & Skill Development, is aimed at training and placing qualified healthcare professionals from the state in Germany. Following the successful deployment of Meghalaya's youth to Japan and Singapore, Germany has now become the next destination offering a global stage for the state's aspiring nurses and healthcare professionals. "What we are doing here today is converting a challenge into a great opportunity. Meghalaya has one of the youngest populations in the country, and we are turning this demographic advantage into a global force. If we send even 30,000 professionals abroad, the remittances can amount to Rs 250 crore a month -- that's Rs 3000 crore a year into our families' hands", the Chief Minister remarked. He assured full support from the state, including financial aid for initial training and building trust for overseas placements and said, "Parents once hesitated due to concerns over cost and safety. Today, the government stands as a guarantor. We are here to ensure your children are safe, guided, and given the best opportunities." The Chief Minister also committed to personally accompanying the first batch of selected candidates to Germany. He further said that this collaboration would strengthen the relationship between India and Germany, and is glad that Meghalaya, through its strong young workforce, is able to be a part of that growth story. "Germany is facing an urgent shortage of healthcare professionals. By 2035, we will need 7 million additional skilled workers. Today's programme marks a life-changing journey -- these young professionals will not only work in Germany but thrive, contribute, and grow," said Andrea Jeske, Deputy Consul General, who is representing the German Consulate Kolkata, who expressed deep optimism about the partnership. She further highlighted Germany's new immigration policies, like the Opportunity Card and the Skilled Immigration Act, which provide smoother pathways for non-EU workers. Jan Eben, Country Director General of People to Help Germany, underscored the programme's holistic approach, highlighting that this partnership is not just about jobs but it's about building lives. He further said, "We support candidates from training to integration. From language and cultural training to meeting you at the airport in Germany, you will never be alone on this journey." IndieTalent , in partnership with 2COMS Group, is the implementing agency providing end-to-end support, including training, visa processing, and placement services. Payel Bhattacharya, Business Head of IndieTalent, added, "This collaboration is about dreams. The youth of Meghalaya are already shining in Japan and Singapore. Now, they are set to make their mark in Germany too." The programme will see selected candidates undergo six months of intensive German language training (up to B2 level), followed by interviews, visa procedures, and final placement in reputed German healthcare institutions. With 750+ offer letters already issued under IndieTalent's initiatives and over 580 migration formalities completed, this Meghalaya-Germany partnership marks another proud stride in placing the state's youth on the global workforce map.
