Trishna Bharali gets a reputed job after completing a Diploma from ASDM

Assam, June 9: Trishna Bharali a resident of Gohpur, Kalabari, Biswanath District never knew that it is so easy for her to fetch just a good job and she was grateful to Assam Skill Development Mission (ASDM) for providing such an opportunity.

I belong to a middle-class family, my father is a farmer. We are a family of four, comprised of my father, mother, younger brother, and myself. I was a student of Ajitaaksh and Ajitaaksh has helped me a lot. I completed a 3-month long Diploma Course in Tourism and Hospitality (F&B Department). I’m presently working here in Bangalore. I was first placed in the Sanctuary Hotel where I was drawing Rs.9,000 a month. I am now working at Stonny Brook my salary is Rs.12,000. Thank you Assam Skill Development Mission and Ajitaaksh Ventures Pvt. Ltd. Thank you,” said Trishna Bharali.

Assam Skill Development Mission was set up under the aegis of the Skill Employment and Entrepreneurship Department. The vision of the mission is capacity building of the unemployed youth and to deliver quality skill training leading to meaningful employment.

Assam Skill Development Mission was set up under the aegis of the Skill Employment and Entrepreneurship Department. The vision of the mission is capacity building of the unemployed youth and to deliver quality skill training leading to meaningful employment.


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ASDM signed an MoU with ITEES, Singapore as the Global Knowledge Partner for establishing the North East Skill Centre (NESC) at Guwahati. The objective of establishing an NESC is to offer high-quality skills training for the masses especially the rural youth. In the first phase, NESC will provide training under the following sectors: Retail, Beauty & Wellness, and Hospitality- Housekeeping and Hospitality – F&B Services.

ASDM has trained at least 1,18,585 candidates. For the financial year 2020-21, the total target of 26,600 has been allotted to 396 training Centres, covering 33 districts in 24 Sectors and 83 unique job roles.

The centres were launched in December 2017, with a vision to provide Short Term Training to the youth so it helps them to gain employment in the state, however, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, all the training centres across the state were closed from March 2020.