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New Indian Express
3 days ago
- Business
- New Indian Express
14 Delhi govt school students selected for vocational training in Germany under APAL Project
NEW DELHI: Fourteen students from government schools have been selected to pursue vocational education and training in Germany under the APAL Project 2025, an international initiative led by the Federal Employment Agency (BA) of Germany. Chief Minister Rekha Gupta and Education Minister Ashish Sood felicitated the selected students during a special ceremony held at the Delhi Secretariat on Thursday. The CM called their success a reflection of the government's continued efforts to provide equal educational opportunities, especially to those from economically weaker backgrounds. The APAL Project (Ausbildung Programme for Auszubildende in Deutschland) is a flagship programme launched by Germany's Federal Employment Agency. Speaking at the event, Education Minister Sood said, 'These 14 students are expected to secure placements in relevant fields after their training in Germany.'
India Today
4 days ago
- Business
- India Today
14 Delhi government school students set to begin vocational training in Germany
Fourteen students from Delhi government schools are all set to embark on a transformative journey to Germany as part of the APAL Project 2025. This international initiative, led by Germany's Federal Employment Agency (BA), offers selected students a unique opportunity to undergo dual vocational training that combines academic learning with real-world industrial students will spend between three and three-and-a-half years in Germany, gaining hands-on skills and classroom instruction in various technical fields. The programme is designed to boost their employability and equip them with globally recognised a special ceremony held at the Delhi Secretariat on Thursday, Chief Minister Rekha Gupta and Education Minister Ashish Sood felicitated the students. CM Gupta praised the group for their dedication and perseverance, noting that their achievement stands as a powerful example of what is possible despite economic challenges. 'These young individuals have shown that determination and hard work can overcome all barriers,' she said. 'Their success is a testament to our government's ongoing mission to provide quality education and international exposure to students from all backgrounds.'The APAL Project-short for Ausbildung Programme for Auszubildende in Deutschland aims to strengthen global partnerships in vocational education. The programme not only bridges academic and practical training but also promotes intercultural exchange and long-term career Minister Ashish Sood highlighted the broader vision behind the initiative. 'This collaboration between the Delhi and German governments focusses on enhancing skills and employment opportunities,' he said. 'Once the training is completed, these students are expected to secure jobs in their respective trades.'He further noted that the initiative aligns closely with the national Skill India mission launched by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, marking a progressive step in creating a skilled, future-ready students' selection under this prestigious programme signals a growing emphasis on practical, globally relevant education and represents a promising path forward for many more young learners in Delhi.(With PTI inputs)- EndsMust Watch
Hans India
4 days ago
- Business
- Hans India
14 govt school students to visit Germany for vocational training: Delhi CM
New Delhi: Fourteen top-performing students from Delhi government schools on Thursday received special tips as Chief Minister Rekha Gupta and Minister Ashish Sood interacted with them ahead of their vocational training in Germany. At a special felicitation ceremony held at the Delhi Secretariat, CM Gupta and Education Minister Ashish Sood praised the students who, despite limited resources, gave wings to their dreams through hard work and excellence. The 14 selected students from Delhi Government schools will soon study in Germany under the APAL (Ausbildung Programm für Auszubildende in Deutschland) Project 2025 for a vocational education and training programme. The Federal Employment Agency (BA) of Germany, responsible for employment benefits and job market operations across the country, had launched a flagship initiative known as APAL - 'Training Partnerships with Latin America, India, and Uzbekistan.' CM Gupta stated that it has always been the commitment of the Delhi government to ensure that every child receives world-class education, skill development, and global opportunities, regardless of their socio-economic background. The selection of these children is a living example of that very commitment, she said, adding, "I extend my heartfelt congratulations to all these children. This journey is not just theirs, but also a step toward building a new India - one where dreams know no bounds." Sood also briefed the 14 students from Delhi Government schools who have been selected to participate in the APAL Project 2025. This programme offers an opportunity to young individuals to pursue dual vocational training in Germany, a global leader in skill development and education. Sood stated that a kind of exchange programme has been established between the Delhi government and the German government, focusing on both skilling and employability. Under this programme, these 14 students will go to Germany, where they will receive training and pursue their education for a duration of 3 to 3.5 years, and eventually secure placements. He further shared that the way Delhi's meritorious students are getting inspired in the field of education will open up many new opportunities for technical education and training, along with other countries. Sood said ever since Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched initiatives like Skill India, the country's reputation has grown internationally. 'Under the guidance of the Government of India, the Delhi government has also made significant strides in the areas of skilling and employability. We have made conscious efforts to ensure that Delhi's children receive quality skill-based education and become employable,' he said.
