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After food, shelter and clothing it is perhaps education that human beings need to sustain the civilization that has been developed. Education therefore is a basic requirement that all human beings across region, race, culture, caste, class and gender need to have. Education is important not only to lead a life with dignity but also to fully develop one's personality.

The importance of education is today realized by most of the states. International Organizations like United Nations and various non-governmental organizations are also actively playing their roles in providing education to all. As a result, jobs in the educational sector are also increasing. Educational jobs not only provide a path to earn some bucks but also offer an opportunity to be part of a noble project. Thus, a job in the educational sector has the potential of offering maximum job satisfaction.

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Vocational educational in India aims to develop skilled manpower through diversified courses to meet the requirements of mainly the unorganised sector and to instill self-employment skills in people through a large number of self employment oriented courses. Vocational education is imparted through Industrial Training Institutes (ITIs) and polytechnics.

One of the weaknesses of Indian education system is that it does not gives due importance to vocational education. As a result there is a mismatch between the skilled manpower required and skilled manpower available. Every year we churn out millions of graduates who do not have the specific skill sets required by the market. If this trend continues it would hurt our economic growth in the long run. To change this situation first we need to change our mindset. In India, people are obsessed with attaining a graduation degree and generally look down upon vocational education. This has resulted in a situation where on the one hand there are scores of unemployed graduates and on the other hand there is a huge shortage of skilled workers such as plumbers, electricians etc.

 
 

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LAQSH Partners with IIIT-B

Professional Certificate Course From
International Institute of Information
Technology-Bangalore, [ IIIT-B ]


Loan Available For Laqsh-Student

Central Bank of India
is now extending bank loans to LAQSH Students for skill development programs.
Loans up to Rs. 1.5 lakhs per trainee will be provided.

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LAQSH centre in Mysore:

Laqsh Mysore had a Grand
opening in Kuvempunagar on
15th October 2011.


Software testing seminar conducted on Sunday, 20th November 2011

Laqsh conducted an orientation
on software testing on Sunday,
20th November 2011 ,
at IIIT-B Bangalore.


Loan Available For ‘SW Testing Training program for Wipro’

Central Bank of India
is now extending bank loans to LAQSH Students for ‘SW Testing Training program for Wipro’.
Loans up to Rs. 1.5 lakhs per trainee will be provided.

Register Now Hurry !!Loan
Graduation Ceremony of Laqsh Software Testing Students at IIIT-B

Laqsh Software Testing Training course Graduation ceremony for the batch 2011-2012 was held on 23rd April 2012 in the IIIT-B Auditorium. The ceremony was graced by the presence of Prof. Sadagopan, Director of IIIT-B by lighting the lamp. Ms. Revathi Kasturi, CEO of Laqsh, Dr. Sharada Iyer Dutta and couple of students also lit the lamp.

LAQSH Job Skills Academy CEO in Times of India

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TIMES NEWS NETWORK

Bangalore: When an entrepreneur gets off the treadmill, she can prove troublesome for her family and friends! Summed up in jest, this comment is pertinent to Vasanthi Srinivasan’s definition of the career primary entrepreneur.

Graduation Ceremony at Laqsh

Students from BLR-8, BLR-9 and Android-1 batches received their course certificates on Friday, 23rd Nov. 2012. The convocation ceremony was conducted at Laqsh premises in Koramangala.

Ms. Ruchi Singh at Laqsh

We had Ms. Ruchi Singh, spend close to an hour and a half talking to Laqsh students about industry expectations from the students. Ruchi comes with 8 years of IT industry experience and spoke to the students on the typical questions that freshers get asked in interviews and gave them tips on how they should answer them.

Informative session with Dr. M.P. Ravindra

Dr. M. P. Ravindra addressed the students of LAQSH on 13thDecember 2012. Dr. M P Ravindra has 35 years of experience working in academia, Government and Industry. He has held a variety of senior management positions in the government of India, big three IT firms Wipro, HCL Tech and Infosys . He was instrumental in scaling the education initiatives at Infosys. Responsible for training and inducting over 50000 engineering and science graduates into the Infosys.

Mr. Ishisuka San on Quality Maintenance in Japanese firms

Our guest speaker Mr. Ishisuka San spent some time addressing our students on the 21st of December about his company and how Japan workforce functions differently from India. The talk was very interactive and had much for the students to take home. Mr. San was very effective in convincing the students on the importance of Quality of a product.

Graduation ceremony for BLR-10 at LAQSH

The students of BLR-10 software testing batch graduated from Laqsh on 9 Jan. 2013. A formal ceremony to celebrate their achievement and placement was held in the Laqsh premises in Koramangala.

Chief Guest of the event was Mr. Vadiraj Aralappanavar. Mr. Vadiraj is the founder and president of Veninore Technologies, a technology product company that provides  wireless and internet  domain centric innovations. Before this, he was the global head of the Mobile Applications practice at MindTree Ltd, which caters to the growing mobile application needs of the ISVs and the Enterprises worldwide. He has a bachelor degree in Electronics and Communication Engineering from the Karnataka University, India and a post graduate Management degree from the Asian Institute of Management, Manila, Philippines.