Hero MotoCorp Placement Drive at ITI Guna: 16 Youth Secure Employment

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Hero MotoCorp Selects 16 Trainees from ITI Guna

In a significant placement drive held at the Government Industrial Training Institute (ITI) Guna, the renowned automobile manufacturer Hero MotoCorp has successfully selected a total of 16 trainees. This selection process was conducted as part of the 'Seva Sankalp Abhiyan', which saw enthusiastic participation from youth associated with various technical trades at the institute.

Company representatives conducted a fair evaluation of eligible candidates based on predetermined standards, providing these young individuals with golden employment opportunities at a prestigious institution like Hero MotoCorp. The nodal officer and superintendent of the institute, Navin Raikwar, expressed his delight at the successful organization of this selection process.

Recognition and Future Outlook

Navin Raikwar specifically praised the enthusiasm of the selected trainees, calling it a proud achievement for the institute. This event has proven to be a crucial step not only for the selected youth but for the entire ITI Guna, demonstrating the institute's success in preparing its trainees to meet industry demands.

The institute's Principal, Shweta Kushwah, extended her heartfelt best wishes to the selected trainees for their future. She emphasized the vital role that high-quality technical and vocational education provided at ITI plays in giving a new direction to the careers of young people.

Principal Kushwah further elaborated that the primary objective of Government Industrial Training Institute Guna is not only to equip its students with the latest technical skills but also to actively provide them with employment opportunities. The ultimate goal behind this endeavor is to make youth self-reliant and economically empowered.

Reiterating this commitment, she mentioned plans to continue organizing similar placement activities in the future in collaboration with various leading industrial groups. The selected 16 youths have also received congratulatory messages from their instructors, staff, and peers.