Tynsong inaugurates MSC

Deputy CM, Prestone Tynsong along with Additional Chief Secretary, Labour, M.S. Rao cutting the ribbon to mark the start of the Meghalaya Skill Competition 2018.
Deputy CM, Prestone Tynsong along with Additional Chief Secretary, Labour, M.S. Rao cutting the ribbon to mark the start of the Meghalaya Skill Competition 2018.

SHILLONG, MAY 29: Deputy Chief Minister, who is also in-charge for Labour, Prestone Tynsong, on Tuesday inaugurated the Meghalaya Skill Competition 2018, at the Government Industrial Training Institute, Rynjah, Shillong.

Speaking on the occasion, Tynsong insisted the trainees and participants to do well in the competitions that would be held during the next two days, as it could ultimately allow them to have further exposure to the outside world.

He also iterated that the problem these days is that the unemployed youths always seek government jobs and that they do not make effort to use their potential skills and talents to their best to establish their own ventures and stand on their own feet.

He also highlighted on the mindset of most parents that they send their children for education, with the only purpose that they should later be settled with government jobs, which is also one of the factors leading to unemployment.

Furthermore, he urged the trainees to take advantage of their training programmes as their challenge, by using effective strategies to their best, so that it could fetch them a good run in the future.

“Take opportunities to avail loans from banks to fetch capital for your business establishments in the future, if finance shortage is an issue”, he added.

In his keynote address, additional chief secretary MS Rao, mentioned the different skill fields which are enlisted as part of the competition, which include carpentry, automobile, electrical works, fashion technology, bakery and cooking, besides others.

He also added that two winners in each category of competitions, will be awarded cash prizes and will be selected, to compete at the regional skill competition, which is scheduled to be held later this year in Bengaluru, for which if they perform well, they could even qualify for the global skill competition to be held in Russia in 2019.

He also lauded on the mass participation this year, tallying to 140 participants and wished each of them their very best.

Others present on the occasion include Director of Employment and Craftsmen Training, Shri. B. Hajong, who pronounced the vote of thanks and the joint secretary of Labour department, Government of Meghalaya.

By Our Reporter

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