DB TECH NEWS
Volume 4 | Issue 1 | 2012
Planning Prevents Poor Performance. Mr. Andrew gave a brief about the MoRD Project, DB Tech Network and the skills training provided at various centres across the country. Ms Hokani and Mr. Wimethulu shared on behalf of the trainees their experience on the training of past 45 days. Mr. Wimethulu said that attending the training for the past one-and-half months has changed him in many ways. He expressed about his confidence to take up the challenges in life. He said that the participatory learning adds more fun to their learning process. Ms. Hokani from Spa domain shared about the transformation in her life after joining the training program. She said that every trainee should work hard, have faith in God and focus on what the dreams in life is. Jawalgera (Karnataka): 19th November 2011 was a special day for the students of CCFT Center Jawalgera, as the new batch was inaugurated on this day. Fr. Mari Swamy (Asst. Director, CCFT) welcomed Dr. Kumara Selvan (Director, Central State Farm, Jawalgera), Mr. Johnny (Gram Panchayat Leader, Jawalgera), Fr. Poul Mark Moras (Parish Priest, Jawalgera) and Mr. Javed (Cluster Co-ordinator, DB Tech).
Then the lighting the lamp was done by the Guests of Honour. After the lighting of the lamp, Ms. Evelyn gave a brief explanation about the project and success of the last two batches and what were the activities conducted in the previous batches. Chief Guest Dr. Kumara Selvan gave a dynamic speech to the parents as well as the students, which impressed them and motivated the students to join the DB Tech at CCFT Center. In his speech, he appreciated the centre and its development. Mr. Johnny addressed the trainees and instructed them about the training facility, which is available in the CCFT Centre and motivated the students to work in different fields and build up their lives. Mr. Javed addressed the trainees and instructed them about the mode of functioning of Don Bosco Tech and spoke about the MoRD project and its benefits.
welcome address, Fr. Dominic welcomed the Chief Guest, Rector, staff and trainees. While speaking on the occasion, Fr. Dominic briefed about the life of St. Bosco and Don Bosco institutions across India. He also shared about the BASE program which is being implemented by DB Tech Society in partnership with Ministry of Rural Development (Govt. of India) across India. Two batches of this short duration skill development program were completed in DB Tech (KGF) with a fair percentage of placements in various sectors. To give a clear status of the centre, Mr. A. N. Subramani (Electrical Trainer, BASE, KGF) read out the reports of the last two batches. Speaking on the occasion Mr. Edwin Christopher told that there are many needy youngsters who still don't know about this training. But the training provided by the Don Bosco Institution gives another chance to them to come up in their life. Don Bosco Institute is already serving the poor and the needy for past many years. The Rector, Fr. Thomas Augustine shared his satisfaction about the implementation of this project across India. He congratulated the staff for the successful completion of two batches. He exhorted the trainees to make best use of the time and the facilities provided at the center. Pinguli (Maharashtra): The fourth batch of Bosco Academy for Skills and Employment (BASE) was inaugurated at Bosco Udyogshala, Pinguli on November 12, 2011. Fr. Maria Arokiam (Regional Counselor, South East Asia, Don Bosco) was invited as Chief Guest for the occasion. The Inaugural ceremony began
KGF (Karnataka): The third batch of BASE program was inaugurated at DB Tech (KGF) on November 2, 2011. Mr. Edwin Christopher (Principal, Mahaveer Jain College) was the Chief Guest for the inaugural ceremony. Other dignitaries were present at the function included Fr. Thomas Augustine (Rector) and Fr. Dominic (Centre Head, BASE, KGF). The function started with the lighting of the lamp by the dignitaries Mr. Edwin Christopher, Fr. Thomas Augustine and Fr. Dominic. In 12| DB Tech