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Skill-based training to be introduced in govt schools from next year: Education Minister

The New Indian Express Shivamogga

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February 25, 2025

Says ongoing job fair has seen participation from over 45 companies, including from other districts

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THE state government plans to introduce skill-based training in all government schools from grades 8 to 12, alongside regular academic activities, starting from the next academic year, School Education and Literacy Minister Madhu S Bangarappa said.

Speaking after inaugurating a job fair jointly organised by the District Administration, Zilla Panchayat, Skill Development and Livelihood Department and District Guarantee Schemes Implementing Authority at the ATNC College here on Monday, Madhu said early exposure to skill-based education would help students build expertise, secure jobs, and lead self-sufficient lives.

"Job fairs held at the taluk level attract fewer employers. To improve participation, district-level job fairs will be organised from the next academic year, and free transportation will be provided for registered job seekers from rural and urban areas," he said.

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