Employment outreach centre inaugurated at Talavadi
The Hindu
An employment outreach centre to train educated tribal youths to prepare for competitive examinations and also to create job opportunities was inaugurated at Talavadi here. District Collector H. Krish
An employment outreach centre to train educated tribal youths to prepare for competitive examinations and also to create job opportunities was inaugurated at Talavadi here. District Collector H. Krishnanunni during his visit to the hill area on July 24 inaugurated the free coaching class for tribal students and distributed applications among the educated unemployed youth to apply for financial assistance. A library was also opened at the centre to help youth prepare for examinations. At present, 70 students are being trained at the centre, as more students are expected to be enrolled in the coming days. Officials said that tribal youth lack facilities to prepare for competitive examinations and they depend on libraries and coaching centres in the plains for the purpose.
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