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HCL CDCs for IT Professionals
Techtree News Staff, Mar 30, 2007 1351 hrs ISTHCL Infosystems has announced its latest initiative to create highly skilled IT professionals across the country.
HCL Infosystems has announced its latest initiative to create highly skilled IT professionals across the country.
Under this initiative, the company would offer hardware and networking career development courses at its career development centers (CDCs) in association with state technical schools like industrial training institutes (ITIs).
It is learnt that HCL CDCs provide specially designed courses in high-end software, hardware and networking integration to groom students into industry-ready professionals. HCL CDCs also offer placement support to all their students who excel in their academics and display a remarkable performance during the course.
According to Rajendra Kumar, Executive Vice President, HCL Infosystems, the IT boom in India has caused a severe shortage of high-skilled ICT engineers. With HCL CDCs, they hope to play a leadership role in enlarging the talent pool available to organizations deploying IT in India.
HCL also stated that it plans to set up 100 HCL CDCs across the country in the next 12 to 15 months.
S T M Eswar, Head, HCL CDC, said that HCL CDC courses have been designed keeping in mind the specific needs of modern day organizations. Their mission is to transform their students into industry-ready professionals who are ready to take on enterprise-wide IT deployment and integration assignments from the day one, without the need for any further training by their prospective employers.
Eswar also added that HCL is offering a three-months full-time and one-year part-time course, titled HCL Certified Network Engineer (HCNE). The course involves 7 modules, 21 projects and 70 online tests as part of the academic curriculum.
Meanwhile, the company has plans for introducing short-term modular courses to enhance skills of working professionals, who aspire for faster growth in their respective careers.
Under this initiative, the company would offer hardware and networking career development courses at its career development centers (CDCs) in association with state technical schools like industrial training institutes (ITIs).
It is learnt that HCL CDCs provide specially designed courses in high-end software, hardware and networking integration to groom students into industry-ready professionals. HCL CDCs also offer placement support to all their students who excel in their academics and display a remarkable performance during the course.
According to Rajendra Kumar, Executive Vice President, HCL Infosystems, the IT boom in India has caused a severe shortage of high-skilled ICT engineers. With HCL CDCs, they hope to play a leadership role in enlarging the talent pool available to organizations deploying IT in India.
HCL also stated that it plans to set up 100 HCL CDCs across the country in the next 12 to 15 months.
S T M Eswar, Head, HCL CDC, said that HCL CDC courses have been designed keeping in mind the specific needs of modern day organizations. Their mission is to transform their students into industry-ready professionals who are ready to take on enterprise-wide IT deployment and integration assignments from the day one, without the need for any further training by their prospective employers.
Eswar also added that HCL is offering a three-months full-time and one-year part-time course, titled HCL Certified Network Engineer (HCNE). The course involves 7 modules, 21 projects and 70 online tests as part of the academic curriculum.
Meanwhile, the company has plans for introducing short-term modular courses to enhance skills of working professionals, who aspire for faster growth in their respective careers.
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