Hero MotoCorp selects 32 ASDC certified automotive technicians under CSR initiative

New Delhi, Feb 6 (KNN) Hero MotoCorp’s Skill Development Centre Atalji Skill Development Institute and Swarna Bharath Trust (SBT), affiliated training centre of Automotive Skills Development Council (ASDC), recently conducted its certification ceremony and placement drive under the Project Jeevika, a CSR Initiative in Hyderabad and Vijayawada.

A total of 22 of 23 candidates in Vijayawada and all 10 candidates in Hyderabad got the placement opportunity. 

These certification and placement ceremony reflects on the skill development program and the dedication of Hero MotoCorp in bridging the industry skill gap and supporting the Skill India Mission.

Deb Kumar Dasgupta - DGM and Lead Manager of HMCL and Vijaybhaskar Rao – Director SBT highlighted the career progression opportunities in the automotive sector and jointly said at their respective location.

The objective of the project is to impart vocational training to underprivileged school & college dropout youths, provide short term training as Two-Wheeler Technician/Supervisor and assist them for consequent gainful employment as Two-Wheeler Technician / Supervisor.

Arindam Lahiri, CEO, ASDC stated, “These certified students make us extremely proud, and have no doubt that they will have a great footprint in the automotive sector. We look forward to continuing to work with HMCL to create skill development opportunities for individuals in this industry.”

A student based in Hyderabad said, “I am happy to be a part of this batch and to receive my certification today. The training I received at this institute has prepared me well for the job market and I am confident that I will excel in my career in the automotive sector."

The event was attended by Deb Kumar Dasgupta- DGM and Lead Manager of Manpower Sourcing, HMCL as the chief guest, DVN Rao, ED, Swarna Bharat Trust, Chandrakanth Chamoli, ASM, HMCL, Hari Varshan, HMCL, GSR Krishna, Director, SDI, and Sri Chandrasekhar, Phoenix Motors in Hyderabad.  (KNN Bureau)