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CMS
Institute, the IT training division of the CMS Group, recently announced
the arrival of the first batch of students from South Korea. They
form a part of nearly 200 students from South Korea who will train
at CMS, Pune, this year. The training will not only include diverse
IT skills but also English language courses. The strategic alliance
formally endorsed by R D Grover, chief executive officer, CMS and
Park Kyung Bae, chief executive officer, EnecKorea, is part of an
initiative by the Government of South Korea to add momentum to the
promotion of information technology in the South East Asian democracy.
Talking
about the project, Varun Prasad, director, CMS Computers said, “We
are proud to have been chosen amongst stiff competition to represent
India and provide the right mix of IT skill sets, language training
and work culture, to aspiring students of an international calibre
from South Korea.”
Sandy
Kin, general manager, EnecKorea, the local CMS Institute partner
in South Korea added, “CMS Institute offers some of the best
exposure to higher-end IT training with state-of-the-art infrastructure,
structured course syllabus, both in the classroom and on-the-job
training, quality courseware and above all great Indian hospitality.”
The training programme will include modules like Microsoft .Net,
Professional Java and embedded systems, among many others.
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