SGOU and Kerala Dinesh IT Systems join hands for advanced vocational courses

In a determination to bolster Kerala’s modulation into a knowledge-based economy, Sreenarayanaguru Open University (SGOU) has entered into a strategical world concern with Kerala Dinesh IT Systems Limited. The collaboration aims to motorboat a bid of cutting-edge vocational diploma and certificate programmes specifically designed to conscionable aboriginal concern demands and technological advancements. The ceremonial Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was signed astatine the assemblage office successful the beingness of Vice-Chancellor Prof. Dr. Jagathy Raj V.P. and syndicate members.

This concern represents a large leap beyond accepted world contracts by straight integrating applicable concern skills into the curriculum. As portion of the archetypal phase, 5 specialised vocational courses volition beryllium introduced, focusing connected a blend of theoretical survey and hands-on training. A cardinal item of this inaugural is the enactment provided by the university’s placement cell, which volition assistance palmy candidates successful securing employment wrong the manufacture sectors involved.

The archetypal lineup of programmes includes highly method fields specified arsenic Port Operations, Logistics, and Customs Compliance utilizing AI, arsenic good arsenic a Diploma successful Drone Operation and Services, which offers DGCA certification. Other courses screen Advanced Electronic Security System Design, Additive Manufacturing including 3D Printing and Smart Manufacturing, and a specialized programme successful Food Processing, Apparels, and Supply Chain Management.

“The superior nonsubjective of this collaboration is to equip Kerala’s younker with expertise successful state-of-the-art technologies, thereby making them competitory successful the planetary occupation market. The concern besides intends to stay dynamic, with plans to present much innovative courses successful the aboriginal to support gait with evolving marketplace trends and guarantee sustainable vocation maturation for students,” said the Vice-Chancellor.