Bengaluru : IFIM Business School, a private B-School in Bengaluru, has partnered with Nasscom SSC (Sector Skills Council) to become their first licensed training partner (LTP) in Karnataka.
This strategic alliance between Nasscom and IFIM Business School aims to offer associate analytics, junior data associate and associate recruitment courses to all graduate students as an add-on course to enhance their employability skills primarily in the IT/ITes sector.
IFIM will follow the curriculum and course content developed by Nasscom, which will further assess and award certificates to the successful candidates along with IFIM via NSDC’s SDMS (Skill Development Management System).
The training programmes are positioned at level 7 in the National Skill Qualification Framework (NSQF), which is post-graduate level. IFIM, through this association, is equipped and committed to train 10,000 students and professionals across the state. Educational institutions can sign up with IFIM Business School to get their faculty and students trained and certified, in turn, jointly by Nasscom and IFIM.
Speaking about the MoU, Dr Sandhya Chintala, Executive Director, Sector Skills Council, Nasscom, and Vice-President, Nasscom said, “Enabling students with both the foundational and high-end requirements of data science and big data analytics is a strategic move for IFIM. These QPs will enable students to deal with huge volumes of unstructured and structured data, capturing and warehousing data in ingenious ways, combining them with statistics, mathematics, programming and problem solving. This will give them the ability to look at things differently and analyse insights which can lead to better decision and strategic business moves; assets that demand cost-effective, innovative forms of information processing that enable enhanced insight, decision-making, and process automation. We congratulate IFIM in this endeavour to enabling this umbrella of techniques for candidates under its care.”
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