Dimapur, July 4 (EMN): Managing Director of Alaphra group, Ricky Ozukum, encouraged individuals to focus on being entrepreneurs, and emphasised on the importance of acquiring different set of skills to be self-reliant. He was speaking at the closing programme for the Skill2Sustain Project organised on June 30 at Tourist Lodge, Dimapur. He also shared about how to change the attitude towards a particular job whether it is big or small. To be a successful person, he asked to be self-driven, self-motivated, to be updated, and set goals for a sense of direction. Jenpu Rongmei, Founder and Chief Functionary, CAN Youth in his exhortation, emphasised on how one should work together to create a brighter future. He also shared how the soft skill training will develop an understanding of who one is, and also build overall competency. He also mentioned the demand of young people in the private sector provided one has the skills of working professionally. Altogether 250 youths co
EM BureauKohima/Dimapur, June 12 (EMN): Angami Catholic Youth Association of St. Francis De Sales Parish (ACYA SFS), Kohima town, Regimental School DEF Wokha (RSDEF Wokha), Northern Sumi Students’ Union (NSSU), and Kuki Christian Church Jalukie (KCCJ), felicitated the successful students of HSLC and HSSLC examinations, which was recently declared by Nagaland Board of School Education (NBSE). ACYA SFS: Angami Catholic Youth Association of St. Francis De Sales Parish (ACYA SFS), Kohima town facilitated successful HSLC and HSSLC candidates during a programme held in the parish on Sunday. Speaking on the occasion, Menguzelie Adrian has urged the youth to focus on alternate employment opportunities stating that jobs in the government sector have reached a saturation point. Urging the youth to have a strategic approach to career planning, he encouraged them to possess relevant employable skills. Also speaking at the event, Keneisezo Thomas Belho, a Sociology postgraduate from St. Joseph
EM BureauKohima/Dimapur, June 12 (EMN): Angami Catholic Youth Association of St. Francis De Sales Parish (ACYA SFS), Kohima town, Regimental School DEF Wokha (RSDEF Wokha), Northern Sumi Students’ Union (NSSU), and Kuki Christian Church Jalukie (KCCJ), felicitated the successful students of HSLC and HSSLC examinations, which was recently declared by Nagaland Board of School Education (NBSE). ACYA SFS: Angami Catholic Youth Association of St. Francis De Sales Parish (ACYA SFS), Kohima town facilitated successful HSLC and HSSLC candidates during a programme held in the parish on Sunday. Speaking on the occasion, Menguzelie Adrian has urged the youth to focus on alternate employment opportunities stating that jobs in the government sector have reached a saturation point. Urging the youth to have a strategic approach to career planning, he encouraged them to possess relevant employable skills. Also speaking at the event, Keneisezo Thomas Belho, a Sociology postgraduate from St. Joseph
Our Reporter Dimapur, June 10 (EMN): Skill2Sustain, a project initiated by Can Youth with an aim to enhance employability skill for the educated youth under Dimapur-1 assembly constituency, was launched by Tovihoto Ayemi, advisor of Power department, and the deputy commissioner of Dimapur, Sachin Jaiswal, at Tourist Lodge, Dimapur, on Friday. It was informed that the project, which is one month duration, will be carried out from Ward 1-9 and 22 under Dimapur-1 constituency with a target to cover 260 unemployed youth. The project aims to assist youth in developing employability skills and personal qualities related to gaining and sustaining employment. Speaking on the occasion, Ayemi stressed that Naga society was oriented towards government jobs. However, with the growing scarcity of jobs in this sector, he stated that it has become imperative to impart 21st century skills to arrive at the global standards and requirement of its job description. As employment opportunity in government