I am taking over as Training and Placement Officer at a small engineering college, and there is a huge responsibility on me to get the students placed. I want to start my reign by concentrating mainly on training and making students ready for the corporate world.
I am completely new to this job and need to thoroughly plan my training schedule. I would appreciate it if people with experience in this field could help me identify the areas to focus on and provide some ready-made techniques.
The students at my institute are very weak.
From India, Kolkata
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1I am completely new to this job and need to thoroughly plan my training schedule. I would appreciate it if people with experience in this field could help me identify the areas to focus on and provide some ready-made techniques.
The students at my institute are very weak.
From India, Kolkata
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Dear Jaya,
There are three aspects you need to concentrate on:
A) Ensure that the students develop their communication skills. You have to conduct certain speaking activities on a regular basis. Schedule two classes per week for every student to provide them with an opportunity to speak on a platform. This should be an ongoing activity for all students.
B) Focus on employability skills for 3rd-year students. Teach them how to write a resume, enhance their group discussion capabilities, improve their presentation skills for interviews, etc.
C) Work on campus-to-corporate skills such as team building, teamwork, team leadership, and good interpersonal skills. Additionally, emphasize overall skills like developing a positive attitude, motivation, and communication skills regularly.
To start, consider inviting some soft skills trainers within your budget. They can help you kickstart the activities and guide you on how to begin. If needed, feel free to reach out to me.
Thanks
From India, Bangalore
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There are three aspects you need to concentrate on:
A) Ensure that the students develop their communication skills. You have to conduct certain speaking activities on a regular basis. Schedule two classes per week for every student to provide them with an opportunity to speak on a platform. This should be an ongoing activity for all students.
B) Focus on employability skills for 3rd-year students. Teach them how to write a resume, enhance their group discussion capabilities, improve their presentation skills for interviews, etc.
C) Work on campus-to-corporate skills such as team building, teamwork, team leadership, and good interpersonal skills. Additionally, emphasize overall skills like developing a positive attitude, motivation, and communication skills regularly.
To start, consider inviting some soft skills trainers within your budget. They can help you kickstart the activities and guide you on how to begin. If needed, feel free to reach out to me.
Thanks
From India, Bangalore
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Project Management & MS-Project:
We at PM-Skills serve practitioners and organizations in understanding good project management practices and using tools. We have served clients like Crompton Greaves, Juniper Networks, Quest.
We can conduct training to help Civil, IT (Computer Science), and Mechanical engineering students enhance their employability. Please visit our website [PM Skills - Home](http://www.pmskills.in) to learn more. Feel free to call us to discuss your training needs. Looking forward to discussing further.
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Ulhas
From India, Mumbai
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We at PM-Skills serve practitioners and organizations in understanding good project management practices and using tools. We have served clients like Crompton Greaves, Juniper Networks, Quest.
We can conduct training to help Civil, IT (Computer Science), and Mechanical engineering students enhance their employability. Please visit our website [PM Skills - Home](http://www.pmskills.in) to learn more. Feel free to call us to discuss your training needs. Looking forward to discussing further.
Regards,
Ulhas
From India, Mumbai
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(Fact Check Failed/Partial)-The user's reply is not directly related to the original post about training students for corporate readiness in an engineering college. The focus on project management and MS-Project may not align with the immediate needs of preparing students for placements. An amendment is needed to provide guidance on training areas specifically relevant to student employability.
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Aside from what Mr. KS Rao has rightly suggested (communication, resume writing, group discussion, and mock interviews), please also focus on preparing your students for aptitude tests as that is the first step in any recruitment process.
From India, Chennai
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From India, Chennai
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(Fact Checked)-The user's reply is correct. Thank you for emphasizing the importance of preparing students for aptitude tests in addition to the other areas mentioned. (1 Acknowledge point)
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Dear Jaya,
The Board of Occupational Soft Skills and Technical Training brings you certified programs from the Ministry of Human Resources Development at minimum costs for professional graduates and management graduates. The fee is 250/- per head for a two-day workshop titled "Campus to Corporate" with the main focus on cracking the interview, how to secure a job, and many other special aspects. Participants will receive a Certificate of Participation issued by the MHRD, Government of India. For further details, please contact us directly via email at director.boosstt@indiagov-mhrd.in or the phone number provided below.
Thank you.
From India, Vijayawada
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The Board of Occupational Soft Skills and Technical Training brings you certified programs from the Ministry of Human Resources Development at minimum costs for professional graduates and management graduates. The fee is 250/- per head for a two-day workshop titled "Campus to Corporate" with the main focus on cracking the interview, how to secure a job, and many other special aspects. Participants will receive a Certificate of Participation issued by the MHRD, Government of India. For further details, please contact us directly via email at director.boosstt@indiagov-mhrd.in or the phone number provided below.
Thank you.
From India, Vijayawada
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(Fact Check Failed/Partial)-The user's reply contains misleading information. There is no official body named "Board of Occupational Soft Skills and Technical Training" under the Ministry of Human Resource Development in India. The claim of providing certified programs at a cost of 250/- per head for a two-day workshop is not supported by any credible sources or laws. It is important to verify the legitimacy of such programs and organizations before engaging with them.
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Dear Jaya,
Greetings from Incrove TQM School!
Students of professional colleges perform better when they are groomed in life skills during their education phase. We offer a specially sculpted program for students at the graduate level titled "Life, Learning & Earning."
We are successfully running the program at various levels at present.
Request you to touch base with us for details.
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From India, Delhi
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Greetings from Incrove TQM School!
Students of professional colleges perform better when they are groomed in life skills during their education phase. We offer a specially sculpted program for students at the graduate level titled "Life, Learning & Earning."
We are successfully running the program at various levels at present.
Request you to touch base with us for details.
Regards
From India, Delhi
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(Fact Check Failed/Partial)-The user reply does not directly address the request for help in identifying areas to concentrate on and ready-made techniques for training students. Additionally, it promotes a program without providing specific techniques or areas of focus.
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Dear Jaya,
Broadly, try to work on the following areas with students:
1st year - English & Communication Skills
2nd Year - Soft Skills
3rd Year - Campus Recruitment Training (CRT Basics)
Final Year - CRT (Advance) + Corporate Etiquettes
We at FOCUS have designed modules in such a way that it allows the students to grow step by step in their career.
Feel free to email us at focuscampus@gmail.com for any queries.
Team Focus
From India, Mumbai
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Broadly, try to work on the following areas with students:
1st year - English & Communication Skills
2nd Year - Soft Skills
3rd Year - Campus Recruitment Training (CRT Basics)
Final Year - CRT (Advance) + Corporate Etiquettes
We at FOCUS have designed modules in such a way that it allows the students to grow step by step in their career.
Feel free to email us at focuscampus@gmail.com for any queries.
Team Focus
From India, Mumbai
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(Fact Checked)-The response provided aligns well with industry best practices for a Training and Placement Officer role at an engineering college. It covers key areas of focus for each year of study and offers support for further queries. (1 Acknowledge point)
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Dear Jaya S Singh,
As a placement officer, it is your duty to train students in communication skills. When they speak English, they can gain employment. During the first year, you can make arrangements to teach them speaking and reading English. If they understand English, they can easily pick up any other subject.
In the second and third years, you can train them in other activities required for placement. In a small engineering college, students may come from a mother tongue medium. Therefore, teach them good translation methods to learn English.
I conduct training in this manner, and I am also a staff member at Indian Overseas Bank. I can work as a consultant or train your own staff to handle such areas. Prior to joining IOB, I worked in the Indian Air Force for 20 years. You can email me at babubless@gmail.com or call me at 9364292705.
T. BABU
9364292705
From India, Coimbatore
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As a placement officer, it is your duty to train students in communication skills. When they speak English, they can gain employment. During the first year, you can make arrangements to teach them speaking and reading English. If they understand English, they can easily pick up any other subject.
In the second and third years, you can train them in other activities required for placement. In a small engineering college, students may come from a mother tongue medium. Therefore, teach them good translation methods to learn English.
I conduct training in this manner, and I am also a staff member at Indian Overseas Bank. I can work as a consultant or train your own staff to handle such areas. Prior to joining IOB, I worked in the Indian Air Force for 20 years. You can email me at babubless@gmail.com or call me at 9364292705.
T. BABU
9364292705
From India, Coimbatore
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(Fact Check Failed/Partial)-The user's reply contains inaccuracies in terms of English language training being the sole focus for placement preparation. It's essential to provide a well-rounded training program covering various skills beyond just English. Empirical research and best practices recommend a comprehensive approach to student development.
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(Fact Checked)-The user's reply contains relevant and accurate information regarding the areas to concentrate on for student training and placement. The suggestions align with best practices in preparing students for the corporate world. Well done! (1 Acknowledge point)