Meghalaya in-service training of vocational trainer
The In-service training of teachers started off on the 24th July, 2023 with the orientation programme by principals/school heads which was hosted and chaired by Ms. Sharika Ranee, State Coordinator, SEMAM (State Education Mission Authority of Meghalaya)-SA(Samagra Shiksha Abhiyan). Presentation was highlighted on the vocational training in school education and followed by an open – Interactive session.
During the interactive session, numerous questions arose regarding funding, the job roles, utilization of raw materials , These queries were addressed and endorsed by the Principals and the School Heads. Subsequently, various activities were conducted to foster better communication among the vocational trainers ,school heads and students .The session concluded with a vote of thanks extended by Smt. Sharika Ranee.
From the 25th of July 2023 onwards till the 28th July, 2023 the training session started on different trade.
BEAUTY & WELLNESS Topics covered:
· Grooming, personal hygiene, face structure & nutrition
· Anatomy and physiology of skin (Waxing, Cleanup, Facial, Manicure/Pedicure, Threading)
· Make-up
· Hair care services & hairstyles
IT/ITeS Topics covered:
· Google Sheet; Google Form; Google Drive& Employability skills
· Inserting images shapes, special characters in a document, dividing page into columns, Formatting the shape or image.
· Power point
· Computer networking
· Microsoft office (Excel)
· Cloud computing and cloud storage
Electronics topics covered:
· Mixer Grinder
· Geyser
· Microwave Oven
· Water Purifier
Health Care topics covered:
· Primary health care and maternal & child Health.
· Health care delivery system.
· Basic Life support and emergency cases & response.
· Care of bedridden patient.
· Bio-medical waste management.
· Addiction
· Immunization
· Bandaging
Tourism & Hospitality Topics covered:
· Introduction on tourism and hospitality.
· How do travel agency work, different departments.
· Type of cuisine how do hotels get their star categories.
· Types of tables setting types of menu and beverages.
· Tea tourism.
· Projects and schemes related to tourism and hospitality.
· Interaction class.
Agriculture topics covered:
· Organic Agriculture
· Natural Farming
· Integrated Farming System
· Agricultural Schemes
· National innovations In climate resilient agriculture
· Biofertilizers and biopesticides in organic agriculture: harnessing the power of bio inputs
· Millet’s cultivation and its prospects, bio fortified varieties, natural farming
· Zero budget natural farming
Observation:
In summary the in-service training program achieved astounding success, as both the Vocational Trainers and the master trainer/resource person actively participated in both theoretical and practical sessions. The positive oral feedback received from both the Master Trainer and the Vocational Trainers underscores the effectiveness of the training, indicating significant benefits for the students .The training concluded successfully ,equipping the Vocational Trainers with valuable knowledge that they can impart to their students with increased proficiency .The session concluded with heartfelt gratitude expressed by Ms. Sharika Ranee , State Vocational Coordinator of SEMAM-SA, followed by a memorable photograph session.
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“Signature Campaign”
VT name- Chossterfield Mawblei
Trade -Agriculture
School -Tikrikilla Higher Secondary School ,West Garo Hills ,Meghalaya
Government of Meghalaya took the smart approach to follow “Signature Campaign” ” , involving students gathering pledges from family and friends to reduce tobacco consumption. Accompanied by impactful visuals presentations illustrating tobacco’s dire health consequences, this approach spurred individuals to opt for a healthier choice of living. This comprehensive initiative engaged youths, raised awareness and laid the foundation for tobacco-free future in Meghalaya.
“The Benefit of Students Participation against Tobacco Consumption”
On May 31,2023, Tikrikilla Higher Secondary School marked No-tobacco Day with student led initiatives following the Indian Government protocol to raised awareness i.e.
(i) To create awareness on harmful effects of tobacco consumption,
(ii) To reduce the production and supply of tobacco products,
(iii) To ensure effective implementation of provisions under act 2003,
(iv) To help consumers quit tobacco usage and
(v) To facilitate implementation of strategies for prevention and control of tobacco.
Adhering to established protocols, students actively engaged in public demonstrations and a signature campaign against tobacco consumption. Their efforts raised awareness in 93% of residents ,both young and old showing newfound motivation to reduce tobacco use and sale. Despite some hesitance ,the antitobacco rally had a significant positive impact by providing valuable insights to students on healthy living, how them staying clean could help and empowered individuals to take control of their health. Overall, this campaign catalyzed positive change ,promoting healthier lifestyles and a tobacco free future in Tikrilla.
VT name– Fairly Merry Dkhar
Trade – Information & Technology
School name- St. Dominic Higher Secondary School
St Dominic Higher Secondary School nestled in the secluded region of Mawkyndeng ,West Jaintia Hills ,Meghalaya, serves a predominantly rural student population. As a newly appointed Vocational Trainer, I introduced the school’s first –ever vocational subject. Initially met with apprehension, my persistent explanation and efforts led to seven students taking plunge, marking a significant milestone for the institution.
One noteworthy challenge was the students limited exposure to computers, despite having had computer subjects in previous classes. Over a span of 2.5 months ,we conducted intensive classes and practical training. It’s heartening to report that these students who had little prior contact with computers can now perform fundamental tasks. They can confidently open and shut down the computer, create folders, save files and utilized a text editor.
While these skills may seem commonplace to many but for these students who previously lacked access to and familiarity with computers ,these achievements represents a substantial step ahead. This progress highlights the transformative power of education in bridging the gaps and opening doors to new opportunities in isolated region like ours.
If everyone is moving forward together ,then success takes care of itself—
Henry Ford
VT name- Reaba Dotsmey
Trade– Tourism & Hospitality
School- Mallangkona government higher secondary school
My name is Reaba Dotsmey . P. Sohsley. I am working as a vocational trainer in Laqsh company at Mallangrona government higher secondary school specializing in tourism subject.
Initially ,students were apprehensive about this novel tourism subject however overtime I witnessed a remarkable transformation .the students became actively engaged in class and were eager to communicate with me .Their enthusiasms for the subject was truly noteworthy in setting up the lab equipment for our classes.
Our recent success in board result for class X students who preformed exceptionally well in tourism had brought about immense pride to our school ,Being recognized in the MBOSE booklet is a testament to our achievements. In sum, the students dedication and eagerness to learn this vocational subjects are commendable ,and I believe their success is a result of both their hard work and the efforts of the vocational trainers.
VT Name-Bamutshwa Sary
Trade-Electronics and Hardware
School –St Dominic Higher Seconadry School, Mawkyndeng ,West Jaintia hills District
In April 2023, I embarked on an exciting journey as a Vocational Trainer at St Dominic Higher Secondary School. Introducing Electronics and Hardware as a new subject, I witnessed the students’ intrigue and career aspirations, with 36 enthusiastic enrolments after a week of contemplation. With two and a half months until the halfyearly exams, we wasted no time delving into the syllabus. To ignite their interest, I organized engaging activities, such as drawing electric devices and unravelling their inner workings.
The students’ progress was evident, as demonstrated by their commendable performance in two class tests. One chapter proved particularly challenging, introducing Electrical Engineering laws that were entirely new to the students. To help them grasp these concepts, I encouraged them to create visual aids, displaying the laws in their own rooms.
Through these activities, we prepared ourselves for the upcoming Exam This journey as a vocational trainer has been immensely rewarding, witnessing the successful integration of Electronics and Hardware into the curriculum. The students’ understanding and passion for the subject have blossomed, setting them on a path of knowledge and exploration.
The journey is never ending .There’s always gonna be growth ,improvement ,adversity :you just gotta take it all in and do what’s right,continue to grow continue to live in the moment –
Antonio Brown
Vt name : Mukta Tangkame G Momin
Trade : Electronics & Hardware
School & address : Tikrikilla H S School,
Tikrikilla, West Garo Hiils, Meghalaya
Embarking on an exhilarating teaching journey at the school on April 11, 2023, I introduced the subject to the students, their eyes brimming with curiosity and excitement. Some jumped at the chance, enrolling immediately, while others sought guidance from their parents, their minds buzzing with possibilities. Fate intervened with a scorching heat wave, granting an unexpected one-week holiday. Their anticipation grew, their inquiries about the upcoming practical classes becoming more fervent. Fueled by their infectious enthusiasm, I rallied support from the Principal and our coordinator, passionately advocating for hands-on experiences.
With funding from the RMSA Office, we embarked on an epic quest to acquire essential laboratory equipment, our students eagerly awaiting the adventure At long last, the day arrived when our students immersed themselves in a world of practical experiments. Guided by my expertise, they embarked on a voyage of discovery, their excitement palpable with each electric jolt and chemical reaction. But our quest for knowledge didn’t stop there.
I armed them with the power to measure and manipulate circuits using a multimeter, unlocking a whole new level of understanding. Their faces lit up with wonder as they witnessed the invisible forces at play, their newfound knowledge sparking a fire of curiosity within their souls. Challenging their growing expertise, I administered two formidable class tests, designed to push the boundaries of their understanding. With the half-yearly exam looming, I reviewed our practical sessions, ensuring they were armed with unwavering confidence. The outcome of our shared adventure has been extraordinary. Their unwavering determination and passion have shone through in both practical and theoretical aspects.
As I reflect on our time together, I feel a sense of pride. We have embarked on a thrilling journey of discovery, growth, and triumph. I am honored to have played a part in shaping these young minds and igniting a lifelong love for learning. The adventure continues, and I eagerly await the wonders that await us on our educational odyssey.
VT NAME: Mousumi Warjiri
TRADE: Tourism & Hospitality
SCHOOL & ADDRESS: Rymbai Government Secondary School, Rymbai
On April 5, 2021, my journey as a Vocational Trainer commenced at Rymbai Govt. Sec. School. Introduced to the students during a vibrant assembly session, I ignited their curiosity with an engaging introduction to the captivating world of Tourism & Hospitality.
The response was remarkable as, on my very first day. Class X already had a head start, with students previously enrolled by the former trainer. Seven of them were preparing for their Matriculation exams, while 15 had eagerly enrolled for the upcoming session. However, since joining, I have achieved tremendous success by enrolling an additional 26 students in Class X and 33 students in Class IX for the 2023 session.
Navigating through the syllabus, I unveiled the two enthralling parts of the course, which initially caused some confusion among the students. Teaching rural areas in English initially posed a challenge but they soon realized its importance and gained confidence. To keep their enthusiasm ablaze, I orchestrated an array of captivating activities. From exhilarating quiz competitions to impactful cleaning drives and a remarkable Poshan Mah program (Nutrition Month program), the students eagerly participated, their excitement reaching new heights.
They also undertook exciting projects, such as creating a model restaurant and crafting souvenir, I imparted practical skills like napkin folding and table setup, acquainting them with the tools and equipment commonly used in restaurants and food outlets. To truly immerse them in the industry, we embarked on engaging role plays for the Food & Beverage department, aligning with our designated Job Role.
The students’ burgeoning interest in vocational subjects has been truly inspiring. They have embraced a holistic approach to learning, actively participating in practical activities that extend beyond the confines of textbooks and theories. Witnessing their enthusiasm and growth in this dynamic learning environment has been an immensely gratifying experience, fueling my passion as a Vocational Trainer.
Vocational trainer: Albestan Rani
Trade- Electronics & Hardware
School- Mallangkora government higher secondary school
I am incredibly grateful to Laqsh for selecting me as a vocational teacher for electronics at Mallangkora government higher secondary school. Since joining on April 11, 2023, I have found immense joy and satisfaction in my role. The students in grades 9 and 10 showed a genuine interest and excitement in learning this new subject, particularly the practical aspects that allow them to apply their knowledge.
As a teacher, I strive to make the classes engaging and creative, ensuring that the students absorb maximum knowledge and addressing any doubts they may have. One challenge we face is the intermittent availability of electricity and reliable network, especially during inclement weather conditions. However, I make the best use of the resources at hand and maintain a cooperative approach with the students. Regular tests and additional activities help to sustain their interest and involvement.
Over the past three months, I have witnessed significant progress in both their theoretical understanding and practical skills. This experience has taught me the value of finding innovative solutions and embracing new approaches.
The secret of making progress is to get started . —
Mark Twain
VT name- Pynsuklin Jyndiang
Trade– Electronics & Hardware
School- Sibsingh Memorial Government Higher Secondary School, Nongstoin
Any teacher is proud and ecstatic when we see the students surpass and outperform their skills, and knowledge in life. I, Pynsuklin Jyndiang, a vocational trainer at Sibsingh Memorial Government Higher Secondary School, Nongstoin from Electronics and Hardware trade would like to share my experience that I have been teaching in this school for the past three months.
Most of the students attending this school are from rural areas but that does not stop the students in any way to acquire knowledge and education and even to take a vocational subject where this is only available in two schools in the whole of West Khasi Hills District. Teaching in a local language does not stop the barrier of education for the students and they do not want to miss any opportunity to take this subject and are keen to even learn new things. Apart from regular classes, organizing and conducting group discussion, monthly tests are what makes the classes more interesting.
These makes the students to come up with new ideas and even score high marks. The students also said that a vocational subject is a must to all the students from class 9 onwards. Their preparation, hard work, sincerity, and dedication has brought them to success; and present class 11 students have scored more than 80% in this vocational subject. Some of the students have plans to create their own project. If the students need my help and guidance, it is my duty to assist and obligate them to the best of my knowledge. I give my best wishes to all the students, and I hope that they will have a great and successful future.
VT-Ibadondor jones Syiemlieh
Trade-Agriculture
School-Saw Lyngdoh secondary school, Mowkaiaw, West Jaintia hills, Meghalaya
Meghalaya, a state located in the northeastern region of India, has a significant agriculture sector. The state geography is characterised by hilly terrain, abundant rainfall, and fertile soil, which made it conducive to agricultural activities. Agriculture is the mainstay of the state’s economy, employing a significant portion of its population.
Within this thriving agriculture landscape, I Ibadondor Jones Syiemlieh a vocational trainer at Sawlyngdoh Secondary School located in the scenic West Jaintia district of Meghalaya focuses on the cultivation of Solanaceous crops and enthusiastically impart the invaluable knowledge to the eager minds of class IX students. Together we discovered the symbiotic relationships between Meghalaya agriculture heritage and its inspiring teachings. Being a vocational trainer, I firmly believed in the importance of practical skills and wanted to ensure my students had a well-rounded education.
With this in mind, I aimed to go beyond textbooks knowledge and introduced my students to the world of hands-on learning starting with a little activity of collection of herbariums of horticultural crops available in the locality. A herbarium is a collection of dried plant specimens used for scientific research and study .As Aristotle said ” For the things we have to learn before we can do them, we learn by doing them”, in that regard I decided to asked the students to explore their little locality armed with notebooks, plastic bags, handy scissors and a deep curiosity, the students set out their adventure with a mission to collect leaves of various horticultural crops.
Their first stop was their own kitchen garden where the sweet scent of soil was flush after intervals of heavy rains. The students carefully observed the plants ,examining their leaves, flowers, fruits and stems with amazement. They plucked samples of leaves from their garden and collect them in the plastic bags .After collecting the leaves they cleaned the leaves by wiping out any dust, and preserved them in their notebooks .
The next day my students decided to divide themselves into small groups ,each tasked with exploring and collecting plant samples from different areas around the school but due to another downpour they could not collect as much as they wanted so they ended up with collecting a few leaves.
As the leaves were kept for pressing I asked the students about their experiences Suhakani Suchiang answered “I thought it will just be another assignment but this assignment made me curious about the leaves that I collected. I want to know the common names of these leaves since there are many that I have no idea about” …Retainme Shadap said” with every step I enjoyed the sound of my feet drag along the wet ground but most of all I marvelled at the diverse tapestry of nature that surrounded me”.
After a few weeks the students brought their pressed leaves and I taught them to mount the collected specimen on a paper noting down crucial details like the local name, common name, date collected and the area collected from. The students collected around fifteen leaves individually which turned out to be a good number in spite of the weather .
The activity had not only created a good collection but had also nurtured a community of plant enthusiasts who cherished the rich biodiversity of their surroundings .It reminded me of the profound connection between humans and the nature. It taught us the importance of preserving and celebrating the beauty and wisdom that nature generously bestowed upon us. In this aspect I am also the one learning from them, like the wise words of Richard Branson ”The world is your classroom ,never stop exploring and learning.”
Nature Palette: Meghalaya’s Agrarian serenade
In the land of Meghalaya, where nature thrives, A tapestry of beauty unfolds, where joy survives.
Amidst rolling hills and misty peaks so high, A symphony of green hues paints the sky.
Terraced fields stand proud on mountain steep, Solanaceous crops thrive, their scents to keep. Potatoes, tomatoes, and peppers so bright, Agricultural wonders, a true delight.
With monsoon embrace, the skies open wide, Raindrops kiss the fields, where dreams reside. Rice paddies glisten, like mirrors of hope, Sustenance for all, an abundant scope.
From Khynriem to Pnar, Garo,Bhoi to War , Communities united, the essence of Meghalaya.
Working hand in hand, in harmony they stand, Cultivating prosperity across the land. Meghalaya’s beauty, a testament profound,
So, lets celebrate this blessed domain, Meghalaya’s splendor, forever to remain. With gratitude, we cherish its captivating art, A fusion of nature, beauty and agriculture’s heart.
“Learning by doing sparks imagination, curiosity and a sense of wonder”-Steve Spangler
Student's Corner
Amritpal Singh
Amritpal Singh, IT-ITeS pass out from GSSS Khadur Sahib, Tarn Taran has been working as a salesman with Eureka Forbes for the past 2 months. He has a unique way of handling impatient customers. When the customer does not have the time and tries to shoo him off, he puts on a smile and says “No problem sir / ma’am, please take this brochure and read it if and when you have the time and let me know if I can be of any help”. This has softened a lot of customers who have ended up hearing him out. He gives his entire salary to his parents and feels proud that he can help out at home.
November 16, 2018
Ranjit Singh
Ranjit Singh is an IT-ITeS pass out from GSSS Khadur Sahib, Tarn Taran and works for Eureka Forbes for the past 2 months. He is employed as a salesman and has been putting his skills into action. He loves traveling to meet his clients and is glad about the experience he is gaining. He gives his salary to his family. When asked, where he sees himself in 2 – 3 years, he said he wants to study further while still working so that he can continue to support his family.
November 16, 2018
Sunil Kumar
Sunil Kumar works in Competent Synergies and is already 3 months into the job which he got after passing out of the IT – ITeS course from GSSS Dutarawali, Fazilka. He follows up with customers who have not recharged or have stopped using Airtel’s service and tries to solve the issues they faced and get them back to being an Airtel customer. He can converse in Hindi, Punjabi and English depending on the customers’ preference. He, says his entire lifestyle and outlook has changed, and he now knows how to conduct himself, talk to his customers, and handle stressful situations. He is also proficient in Excel and is eager to show his skills to his manager to take on higher assignments.
November 16, 2018
Kuldeep
Kuldeep works in Competent Synergies after he passed out of the IT – ITeS course from GSSS Dutarawali, Fazilka. When asked about how the job was, he said “Ekdum badiya!” He sells hello tunes to customers and can handle impatient and tough customers. He stays far from home and has rented a room with his friend. They eat lunch at the office canteen and have dinner at the gurudwara near their house. He gives full credit to the IT-ITeS course he took up in school and has persuaded his younger brother who studies in the same school to take up the vocational course so that he too can land a good job after passing out.
November 16, 2018
Reshma
Everything in life depends upon some word from some source. How we understand the words of our world and how we respond to them will often determine our failure or success in making life choices. Choose the right word. According to me, I am average in analytical skills. Training at Laqsh was really helpful in getting confidence in many areas. Another speciality of Laqsh is the individual attention given by the faculty. The faculty share their own experience. That really inspired me. I attended my first interview on the last day of the course & I got my first job! I am really thankful to Laqsh and the faculty. I am placed in Rapid Value It Services as a Software Tester.
July 27, 2018
Bharath Kumar
One to one interactions have helped me think logically and practically.Our faculty makes software testing concepts simpler by citing a lot of examples.I am encouraged to use them,to test the application on my own and rectify errors.Lab sessions have helped me to improve my practical knowledge.
July 27, 2018
Anitha
It was pleasure for having got trained with institute like Laqsh. Earlier I attend an interview with Ernst & Young and could not clear it as I lacked some skills. Laqsh helped me fill that skill gap and helped me imporve my Computer Skills, Testing Skills, build up my confidence level. I would always be thankful to Laqsh for providing me an opportunity to get placed in Wipro Technologies as a Software Engineer.
July 27, 2018
Mamtha
I am Mamatha.J. LAQSH is a place where you can learn new things everyday. The faculty were helpfull 24/7 I am joining Wipro Technologies as a Software Tester from 24-12-12 . I will never forget LAQSH
July 27, 2018
Washimenla
I joined Laqsh on August, 2012, as BLR 9 batch. But some unknown fear and insecurity took over me. Maybe it was the fear of being in a new place, among new people. I failed to open up myself. So, I started neglecting my classes. I was so stubborn, and so I decided to leave Laqsh. On the day when I came to Laqsh to present my application, to drop the course, something happened. The faculties of Laqsh took a hold of me, because somehow they knew that this act of mine was suicidal. They were not willing to give up on me, even when I myself had give up all hopes. That day was the most difficult day; I had a tug of war going on in my mind. Finally I gave in. I took their generous advice and decided to rejoin again. It was too late for me to join my previous batch, so I joined as the new BLR 11 batch, on October, 2012. That brought a drastic change in my life. Today after three and half months of my stay at Laqsh, I have become a more matured and confident person. I was like a lost sheep at first. Laqsh rescued me, and have so passionately nurtured and guided me to achieve to certain great heights that I had only imagined in my wildest dreams. I am so thankful to all the wonderful, most acknowledgeable faculty of Laqsh and they are the sole reason why I am in such a confident level now. And now I can’t be more grateful and thankful enough to each and every one of them for making me get through in my first ever job interview by Logfire as Software Tester.
July 27, 2018
Yashashwini C
Having got trained in Laqsh I could get two best breaks for my career. I got placed in Wipro Technologies & Accenture as well, of which I chose to join Accenture. I would always be thankful to the people of Laqsh for having guided me for building up my career.
July 27, 2018
Shalini
In Laqsh,I experienced a unique experience to learn things, they teach us to learn & have fun. I enjoyed every moment. All trainers focused mainly on "How to grow into a professional from a student” . They trained us on all requirements that a company can expect from an individual
July 27, 2018
Manu Awalla
“I’m loving it!! LAQSH- is a good platform to learn. I am enjoying every moment. “
July 27, 2018
Pradeep Kumar
Hi I am Pradeep, I joined Laqsh to improve my presentation skills and speaking.I enjoyed the training.It has lot of activities and is fun learning.Thats the best part about LAQSH. Thank you Laqsh.
July 27, 2018
Sindhuja
My sincere thanks to Laqsh job skill academy. It was a great experience in Laqsh for 4 months, it was like an extension of my college life. I learnt lot of new things from this academy like software testing, corporate culture, & so much about software that i was not aware before. Laqsh has a beautiful, friendly atmosphere to study in. They even conduct lot of cultural activities like we celebrated onam festival, Teachers day etc. I got placed in Wipro Technologies with the help of Laqsh academy
July 27, 2018
Neenu
Laqsh changed me a lot. I was very scared to speak before people even in my mother tongue. It got reduced because of Laqsh's education. It is the best platform to learn and upgrade ourselves.The faculty are very helpful & attend to each & every student.The main attraction is it has lot of activities.Laqsh helped me to get through the first interview itself.I got selected in Rapid Value IT Services in Kerala as a software tester. I am very happy
July 27, 2018
McNeil Glen D'Souza
"At LAQSH, I developed leadership qualities and I learned to take initiative."
July 27, 2018
Chandan Rastogi
The surest way not to fail is to determine to succeed.”- Richard Brinsley Sheridan I’m a B.Tech graduate from IIMT, Uttar Pradesh. I come from a business family. My native is Sitapur. My mother is a teacher of Mathematics and sister a Credit officer at the Bank of Baroda. After completing my graduation I gave a job mentor test conducted by the fresher’s world (helps in analyzing ones aptitude and technical skills). I also looked for jobs but didn’t find anything suitable or interesting. That is when I decided to specialize in a specific domain. I decided to move to Bangalore as it provides good job opportunities in the IT sector and majority of the IT companies are based in Bangalore. I got to know about Laqsh courses through fresher’s world. After joining this course, “My technical and practical knowledge have improved. I gathered skills which helped me clear interviews. Also, I have also become very confident”. Sushma Nagendra and Mr Kannan were my favorite teachers. They used very different teaching methodologies which were easy to understand. My dream is to work with Google. Currently I’m placed at INTEGRA MICRO SOFTWARE SERVICES PVT. LTD, Bangalore as Software Engineer Testing. My advice to everyone is, “One should be confident and never give up. One should have the willingness to learn and adapt then everything will fall into place.”
July 27, 2018
Yogesh Sharma
Training at Laqsh was really helpful in getting confidence in many areas. There are many institute that have similar kind of stuffs but the specialties about Laqsh is its individual attention and its curriculum. Apart from this what can I say about Technical training when person like Kanan Sir and Sushma Mam who has 20 yrs of experience with them are itself in this. Must say that if we have the problem Kanan sir has the solution.
July 27, 2018
Sivaraj.E
I really thank to Laqsh that they gave me the right path to live in this country, that's why right now I work for a software company in bangalore.
July 27, 2018
Nithya Shekar
Its my privilege to be talking about LAQSH as i have learnt many things from this institute. I'm glad to be part of the laqsh family. I joined this institute to learn about software testing. LAQSH has tought me so many things other then the subject in a short period of time. Laqsh has a good set up & I'm really thankful to laqsh and the faculty because they have helped me in every aspect, and now, I'm happily placed in WIPRO.
July 27, 2018
Krishna
"I was a very nervous person but now I am much more confident."
July 27, 2018
Kavitha Sharma
The word LAQSH itself holds a special meaning in my heart. I'm glad to be a part of the LAQSH family. Before joining this institute for manual testing I had no idea about this field as I was from a commerce background. After coming to LAQSH I learnt many things other than the subjects; I got rid of stage fear, I am more confident, my communication skills have improved all of which is very important in this competitive world. Laqsh has excellent facilities & very good faculty who help us in all aspects. With the help of all the faculties and our effort we are happily placed in WIPRO as software engineers. Last but not the least I would like to thank Laqsh for making my career.
July 27, 2018
Priya
In Laqsh,I learnt so many things.Before coming to Laqsh. I dont have proper communication.I was worried about my communication and also my Analytical skills.But In Laqsh the faculties helped me a lot to develope communication,Analytical as well as Technical Skills.They conducte code-A-Thon for us in Java.And that was too useful to develope knowledge about Java.
July 27, 2018
Sadiya Ambareen
Laqsh have a beautiful, friendly atmosphere to study in. Laqsh have given me an opportunity to realize my strength. I would specially give thanks to the professors who have recognize my strengths n weakness. They have truly helped me improvise my technical, analytical skills.. The testing coarse that i attended was of great use to me.
July 27, 2018