Job Oriented Skills Training Program

Employment Assistance Cell (EAC) is one of the important branches functioning within Association Muslim Professionals (AMP) that provides a golden opportunity to the unemployed youth to build their career in various growing industries. This noble gesture is carried through AMP Job Fairs & Job Drives which give direct placement to deserving candidates.

However, it has been noticed that the ratio of rejected candidates is increasing day by day in the Job Fairs. According to a survey conducted, the major area of concern found is the lack of soft skills in our young generation.

Keeping this in mind, AMP has decided to lend a helping hand, through two of our new initiatives one being the Employability Training Programme (ETP) and another Job Oriented Skills Training Programmes. The details of both the programs are as follows:
1.      Employability Training Programme (ETP) is organised for the final year students of Colleges from various streams across the Country. To know more about ETP please visit our website by clicking on the link www.ampindia.org/AMP_ETPs.
2.      Job Oriented Skills Training Programmes in one the major focused initiatives of AMP and to make this a grand success we have collaborated with renowned training providers like Tech Mahindra Foundation, ICICI Skills Training Academy, Funfirst Global Skills Pvt, Sami InfoTech, L&T Skills Training and many more for providing the various skills sets training to the deserving candidates. After completion of training, the candidates will be placed in a reputed corporate through our training partners.

Candidates should register their details on: http://ampindia.org/JOTForm 

AMP looks forward to getting connected with more training Partners to train the unskilled youth in the various cities across the country.

To get the benefit of this opportunity and to become a training partner with AMP feel free to contact us on the below-mentioned details.

Contact Details:
Mr. Ahsan Ulhaq | 8291101311
Email ID: corporateconnect@ampindia.org

"We cannot always build the future for our youth, but we can build our youth for the future” – Franklin D. Roosevelt