Cochin placements for 70 Livelihood School trainees

GANGTOK, 18 Jan: A group of 19 trainees of Livelihood Schools in the state will soon be joining Lulu Hypermart at Cochin, Kerala as Sales Representatives and Cashiers. Lulu Hypermart had selected 70 trainees at State Institute of Capacity Building (SICB) Karfectar last week.
A press release informs that the remaining trainees will be joining the mart batch-wise within this month.  The second batch of 25 trainees will be leaving on 23 January 2013.
The company will provide all the facilities as per the HR policy of the company with a minimum salary of Rs. 10,000, plus accommodation and food during the provisional period.
The salary will be raised after the completion of 6 months on the basis of their performance. All the candidates are trainees of Retail Management Livelihood School of Arithang, Spoken English and Personality Development from Upper Burtuk and Foreign Language Livelihood School of Rangang Yangang, the release mentions.
Lulu Hypermarket is a retail division of the multidimensional and multi-national EMKE Group, which at the same time operates more than 100 sought-after stores spread across the UAE, Bahrain, Egypt, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and Yemen. From its modest beginning to establish itself as a successful business venture, Lulu Hypermarket soon becomes an instant hit in the region wherever it operates.

53 SICB trainees find job placements in MP and UP

ANOTHER LIVELIHOOD SCHOOL BEING PLANNED FOR YANGTHANG CONSTITUENCY; 100 YOUTH COMPLETE 3 MONTH DRIVER-CUM-TOUR GUIDE COURSE
GANGTOK, 11 July: The State Institute of Capacity Building [SICB] has placed 53 trainees from Chujachen, Namchi-Singithang and Yangthang Livelihood Schools for computer hardware and software at different places in Madhya Pradesh and Uttar Pradesh.
A press release informs that considering the need for competency on Computer and English teaching at the primary school level, the Shree Sanshkar Academy has appointed 12 SICB candidates this year. The Academy which has a large number of schools in Madhya Pradesh had appointed our trainees last year also, the release mentions.
Following, good reviews of the performance of Sikkimese teachers in Madhya Pradesh, now some other schools like Yatharth Futuristic Academy of Ujjain, Ambition Convent School and MM International have also selected Sikkimese youth in large numbers.
In addition, some of the candidates have been appointed by Tekchand Jain Public School and Katiyani Public School in Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh. The teachers will be paid minimum of Rs. 9000 along with free accommodation in their campus teachers’ quarters, the release informs. They will also get leave and summer and winter vacation as per the schools’ academic calendar.
Besides Madhya Pradesh, some of the schools in Ajamgarh and Gorakhpur in Uttar Pradesh have also started approaching SICB for campus recruitment. The placement Cell of SICB is in touch with the different employing agencies within the country including local employers, the release adds.
On the other hand, the SICB held the convocation for Driver-cum-Tour Guide Trainees from Chujachen, Khamdong and SICB Livelihood Schools on 10 July. They were provided with Driving License including a Certificate from IGNOU and mark sheet of the State Board of Livelihood School.
Altogether 100 trainees passed after three months of training in these Livelihood Schools. It may be recalled that the SICB has so far trained 650 Driver-cum-Tour Guides after its inception and barring this batch all of them are working either in private institutions, companies and some of them are earning their livelihood through their own source of capital.
The SICB is in the process of starting another Livelihood School in Yangthang constituency in consultation with the area MLA, PL Subba considering the huge number of applicants from the area, the release further informs.

Barfung and Maneybong-Dentam Livelihood School trainees find on-job-training placements outside Sikkim

GANGTOK, 08 Jan: Twenty two of the 101 trainees on trade held at Barfung and Maneybong-Dentam Livelihood School for Hospitality Management running under the aegis of State Institute of Capacity Building (SICB) have been placed for on-job-training at different places, informs an SICB release.  

The training concluded in December 2011 and 9 trainees have been placed at Shiv Vilash Resort, while 13 of them are placed at Hotel Gold Palace, Jaipur.  

Youth pays Rs. 2.9 lakh for placement in Afghanistan only to be left stranded in Delhi

FAMILY FILES F.I.R AGAINST SILIGURI-BASED COMPANY, BUT UNCONVINCED THAT ANY ACTION WILL BE TAKEN
GANGTOK, 08 Dec: A case under section 406/ 402 of the Indian Penal Code has been registered at the Pradhan Nagar Police Thana of Siliguri against a Siliguri-based company, Zingtang Consultancy and Services Pvt Ltd, by Rinchen Bhutia of Lingdum, East Sikkim.

SICB trained beauticians and therapists find job placements

GANGTOK, 04 Dec: Forty trainees from across the state had undergone nine months Beautician/Spa training at the State Institute of Capacity Building [SICB], Karfectar under the supervision of trained Master Trainer and Assistant Trainers with specialization in diversified sectors of this course.

15 SICB trainees placed with SEW Infrastructures

GANGTOK, 30 Oct: The State Institute of Capacity Building (SICB) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with SEW Infrastructures Ltd., Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh for skill development and placement facilitation of unemployed youth as per the Industry norms in the construction sector. 

Livelihood School trainees find placements in Madhya Pradesh

GANGTOK, 29 June: Seventeen trainees of Chujachen Livelihood School and Namchi-Singithang Livelihood School have been recruited as teachers at Shree Shanskar Academy, a CBSE-affiliated school and located in Madhya Pradesh, informs a press release.
They were selected by a team from the selection committee of the school from a campus interview held on 25 June. They were selected based on their proficiency in Computer Software and Hardware and the English language, the release informs.
The selected trainees will be provided with free accommodation at the campus with the following salary structure: class X pass with Rs 8000, class XII pass with Rs 9000 and graduates with Rs 10000, the release further informs.
They will also be given opportunities for further studies within the school campus. The parents of the trainees have signed NOCs allowing them to work in Madhya Pradesh.

SICB inks MoU with ACE for training and placement in Speciality Restaurants chain

GANGTOK, 27 May: The State Institute of Capacity Building and Amos Chhetri Enterprise signed a Memorandum of Understanding today, paving the way for an “Integrated Industrial Workshop on Food and Beverage Services” to be held at the SICB campus at Karfectar [15 days] and Kolkata [30 days].
The SICB, its Chief Administrator, SD Dhakal, informs, has already selected 50 trainees from South Sikkim for this training.
The trainees will subsequently be placed at Specialty Restaurants Limited in the metros across India and abroad on a minimum earning of Rs. 6,500 per month with Insurance, Medi-claim, and Provision Fund provisions along with meals during working hours, an SICB press release informs.