The last date for registration for three-month skill-based short-term courses is March 20 (file photo)
The programs to be offered by Jamia Millia will include basics of digital marketing, tailoring and embroidery training, beautician training, computer hardware and networking, and bakery training.
Jamia Millia Islamia (JMI) Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship (CIE) has invited applications for three months skill based short term courses. The last date for registration for the courses is March 20. The programs will include basics of digital marketing, tailoring and embroidery training, beautician training, computer hardware and networking and bakery training.
These courses will cater to professionals, job seekers, school dropouts, university students and more. It will be conducted in either online or offline mode with an evening batch for working professionals with placement support. The Basics of Digital Marketing course will cost Rs 5,000 and the Basics of Web Designing will cost Rs 8,000. Both the courses will be conducted in online mode. The other six courses will be conducted in offline mode.
The fee structure for Basics of Tailoring and Embroidery, Beautician Training, Computer Hardware and Networking, and Bakery Training is Rs 3,000. On the other hand, the fee structure for advanced tailoring and advanced embroidery training is Rs 6,000.
CIE has also developed an understanding with job group enterprise “Job Hai” to provide placement assistance to the enrolled students.
Meanwhile, Jamia Millia may offer Four Year Undergraduate Program (FYUP) Multiple exit and entry options from Upcoming Academics session, officials said. A resolution in this regard was adopted in the recently held Academic Council (AC) meeting. He said the matter would now be taken up in the next meeting of the Executive Council, which is the highest decision-making body of the university.
This has been confirmed by the Vice-Chancellor of the University, Najma Akhtar. “We have tried to embrace all aspects of the national Education Policy. In the Academic Council meeting held recently, the members adopted the UGC guidelines for multiple entry and exit options in academic programs offered in higher education institutions and the implementation of restructuring of four-year undergraduate programmes.
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