Students participating at the three days online Digital Skill Camp hosted by Skill Tree Consulting Pvt Ltd, a vocational training partner of Samagra Shiksha Abhiyan Nagaland.
DIMAPUR, JULY 3 (MExN): Skill Tree Consulting Pvt Ltd, a vocational training partner of Samagra Shiksha Abhiyan Nagaland, successfully hosted the three days online Digital Skill Camp from July 1-3. The event aimed to bridge the gap between vocational education and career success, equipping students with essential digital skills through interactive workshops, insightful sessions, and engaging competitions.
On day-1, the camp began with a welcome from Skill Tree officials. Nukshila Angh, Vocational Education Coordinator, Samagra Shiksha, emphasized digital skills in education, while Aman Singh, COO of Skill Tree, outlined the camp's objectives. Chitenlemba Jamir delivered a motivational speech, sharing personal success stories and encouraging students to pursue their dreams with dedication and resilience.
On day-2, Zaren Kikon discussed career prospects in the beauty and wellness industry, inspiring students to explore diverse career paths. Workshops on digital literacy and entrepreneurship provided practical skills.
Dr Ngopelo conducted a session on adolescent health well-being and its link to career success on the final day of the workshop. The day concluded with model presentations and an extravaganza showcasing students' creativity.
Extracurricular activities were also conducted to foster teamwork and creativity. Model presentations showcased innovative solutions, and the extravaganza highlighted students' diverse talents, the press release said.
The camp concluded with a closing ceremony led by GHSs Singrijan, and the distribution of certificates to the winners of various competitions. A vote of thanks was delivered by Eli Chishi, Vocational Coordinator, Skill Tree.
The camp empowered students with essential digital skills and confidence for future careers. Skill Tree Consulting PVT LTD and Samagra Shiksha Abhiyan remain committed to bridging the gap between education and employment through such initiatives, the press release stated.
