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Don Bosco Tech, Bosch India Foundation Launch Automotive Skills Programme in Tamil Nadu
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Don Bosco Tech, Bosch India Foundation Launch Automotive Skills Programme in Tamil Nadu

News reported by: MIS DB TECH

Don Bosco Tech and the Bosch India Foundation launched the Bosch LEAP Programme in Tamil Nadu on September 2 and 3 at four Salesian technical institutions, introducing specialised training in two-wheeler and four-wheeler servicing for young people.

LEAP aims to equip youth with practical automotive skills and the confidence needed to pursue employment and career opportunities in the automobile sector.
 
The programme was launched at Don Bosco ITI, Lalgudi; Don Bosco ITI, AMSAM, Trichy; Don Bosco Private ITI, Kavarapettai, Thiruvallur; and St Joseph ITI, Basin Bridge, Chennai.
 
The centres at Lalgudi, AMSAM and Kavarapettai will train students in both two-wheeler and four-wheeler servicing, while St Joseph ITI will focus on two-wheeler servicing.
 
Mr Shanmugam, Skill Lead and SPOC at Bosch India Foundation, interacted with students at the launch and encouraged them to make full use of the training opportunity. He also highlighted the growing demand for skilled technicians in the automobile sector.
 
At the events in Kavarapettai and Basin Bridge, Mr Vidhin, Assistant Manager, State Operations, Don Bosco Tech Tamil Nadu, represented Don Bosco Tech and joined the celebrations with rectors, principals, Salesians, faculty members, staff and students of the four institutions.
 
At Don Bosco ITI, AMSAM, Fr Francis Xavier, SDB, Principal, expressed gratitude to Bosch India Foundation and Don Bosco Tech for introducing the programme at the institution. He said the collaboration would help students develop practical skills and better prepare themselves for the world of work.
 
Fr George Joseph, SDB, Director of St Joseph ITI, also expressed his appreciation for the initiative by Bosch India Foundation and Don Bosco Tech.
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