Future Skills Prime Orientation at TMU Empowers Students with Digital Skills
A Future Skills Prime Orientation at TMU was successfully organised at Teerthanker Mahaveer University by the Centre for Teaching, Learning and Development (CTLD) in collaboration with NASSCOM under the aegis of the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology. The session aimed to create awareness among students about emerging technologies, digital skills, and industry-oriented career opportunities.
The Future Skills Prime Orientation at TMU witnessed enthusiastic participation from CCSIT students, who gained valuable insights into the evolving digital landscape. Addressing the gathering as the chief guest, Vice-Chancellor Prof. (Dr.) V.K. Jain emphasised that the modern era requires a strong blend of technical knowledge and skill-based education. He encouraged students to continuously upgrade themselves through digital platforms and highlighted that initiatives like the Future Skills Prime Orientation at TMU play a crucial role in preparing learners for global competition.
Insights on Emerging Technologies and Career Opportunities
CTLD Director Prof. (Dr.) Pankaj Kumar Singh highlighted the significance of the Future Skills Prime platform, stating that it provides specialised training in cutting-edge domains such as Artificial Intelligence, Data Science, and Cyber Security. The Future Skills Prime Orientation at TMU helped students understand how these emerging technologies are shaping future careers and industry demands.
Adding further value to the session, Ankit Sinha from NASSCOM explained the key benefits of the platform, including access to industry-recognised courses, certifications, and better employment opportunities. The Future Skills Prime Orientation at TMU also featured an expert talk by Zubair Chaudhary, Founder and CEO of Einstellen.ai, who discussed AI-driven recruitment trends, the changing dynamics of the digital job market, and the growing importance of analytical thinking, communication skills, and problem-solving abilities.
The programme concluded with an engaging interactive Q&A session, coordinated by Anvesha Sisodiya, where students clarified their queries related to digital careers and skill development. A formal vote of thanks was delivered by Dr. Dilip Datt Varshney.
Conclusion
The Future Skills Prime Orientation at TMU proved to be an informative and motivating initiative for students. It not only enhanced their understanding of emerging technologies but also encouraged them to focus on continuous learning and skill development. Such programmes play a vital role in preparing students for future job markets and aligning their capabilities with evolving industry requirements.
