Share your story and shine at JK Monitor!🌟 Welcome to JK Monitor, where every story matters and every achievement is celebrated! We invite you to share the remarkable journey of your life and showcase your accomplishments to the world. Join our exclusive interviews that honor exceptional individuals just like you. REASI: In a major push toward youth empowerment and skill development, a grand Apprenticeship Mela was successfully organized today at the Government Polytechnic Reasi, in active collaboration with the Industrial Training Institute (ITI). The event witnessed an overwhelming response, drawing more than 500 aspiring candidates from across the region looking to kickstart their professional careers.
The primary objective of the Mela was to bridge the gap between local youth and the industry, bridging technical education with real-world employment opportunities. A central focus of the event was raising awareness about the National Apprenticeship Promotion Scheme (NAPS) 2.0, ensuring students know how to leverage government platforms for career growth.
To facilitate candidates to seamlessly navigate the regulatory onboarding, a comprehensive PowerPoint presentation on the NAPS 2.0 registration process was showcased. The step-by-step visual guide walked the students through profile creation, document verification and applying for active apprenticeships online.
The Mela provided a vibrant networking ground, featuring active participation from leading public and private establishments. Top employers present at the venue to interact with candidates were NHPC, Creative Engineers, Great Elegants, Madan Electrical etc. The event concluded on a high note, with organizers reaffirming their commitment to hosting similar career-oriented drives in the future to continuously support the local student community. The event was graced by ADDC Krishan Lal, who urged the youth to avail the benefits of such interactive industry platforms and register for NAPS 2.O scheme.
General Manager, NHPC Satyawan emphasized the growing demand for skilled technical hands in major public and private sector projects. Polytechnique Principal Dr. Arun Bangotra welcomed the guests and highlighted that the college remains dedicated to providing practical, industry-aligned exposure to its students. Superintendent, ITI Er. Rajesh Banotra spoke on the structural benefits of apprenticeship training in transforming students into industry-ready professionals.