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Job mela organised in Nalgonda
District intermediate education officer B Hanumanth Rao said the job mela’s have been helping the students to get jobs in prestigious organisations.Rao on Saturday launched the job mela for vocational students of MPHW(F) and MLT, to work as nursing assistants and lab technician trainees in century hospital of Hyderabad, at Komatireddy Prateek memorial government vocational junior college in Nalgo
Nalgonda: District intermediate education officer B Hanumanth Rao said the job mela’s have been helping the students to get jobs in prestigious organisations.Rao on Saturday launched the job mela for vocational students of MPHW(F) and MLT, to work as nursing assistants and lab technician trainees in century hospital of Hyderabad, at Komatireddy Prateek memorial government vocational junior college in Nalgonda.
Speaking on the occasion, he said vocational courses have bright future and students can get good opportunities if they improve the subject knowledge in practical way. He appreciated vocational college principal Gattupali Ashok Reddy for taking the initiation.
As many as hundred students appeared for the job mela and about 30 were selected by the Century hospital representatives. Girls junior college principal Narsireddy, Century hospital representatives’ S Prasad Reddy, Sini Mathew, Snehalatha, lecturers Vijay Kumar, Kaleem, Rathode, Geetha and others participated.
