The first batch of “Telangana-NAVIS HumanResources” started in Hyderabad

Hyderabad January 2, 2023: TOMCOM conducted a screening test on 15th December 2022 at Gandhi Medical College to shortlist the eligible candidates for the training programme. The course has started for the first batch of 25 candidates selected among them.
Somesh Kumar, Chief Secretary of the Telangana State Government, said that TOMCOM has already signed an agreement with twenty countries with the initiative taken by the Telangana state government to provide employment opportunities abroad. He was addressing the first batch of candidates who started as per the agreement made by NAVIS Human Resources with TOMCOM of Telangana Government. “In order to get employment opportunities in foreign countries, it is necessary to learn the language first. Hundreds of people have already learned foreign languages.
Opportunities to learn should be utilized. The initiative taken by NAVIS to officially teach Japanese language is commendable. Language should be learned without hesitation. If you understand and start speaking first, grammatical errors can be corrected in later stages. Many students in Anantapur are learning Spanish along with Telugu. RDT is there to learn that language
The organization is encouraging. If you master the language, your employment opportunities will improve. Those selected for the first batch should aim to learn the language. If the first batch is successful, more batches will follow. With the initiative taken by the Chief Minister, the government concluded this agreement within the planned two months. Targeted foreign employment opportunities. We are offering full cooperation to get it. Miranga, who is going in the first batch, is going as state government representatives and ambassadors. The government is giving preference to sending employees to countries that treat candidates from abroad with respect. Bring glory to Telangana Govt. NAVIS is the best company. There is a good network. You should receive an appointment letter by the end of February,” he told the candidates. We are conducting this pilot training program as part of the special drive initiated by the Telangana government to make it easier for the nursing graduates and paramedical personnel of the developed state to get foreign employment opportunities on the orders of Telangana State Chief Minister K. Chandra Shekhar Rao. “Tom Com helps to send skilled candidates to Japan, America, Canada, UK, Germany, Australia and other countries,” he explained.
In the first batch, 25 nurses from Telangana were selected after several screening processes. The nurses selected for the training were guided by Telangana Government Chief Secretary Somesh Kumar, Telangana Government’s Special Principal Secretary, Department of Labour, Employment, Training and Industries Rani Kumudini and NAVIS CEO Takako Oshibuchi. Rani Kumudini, Special Chief Secretary, Industries Department, Telangana State Government said, “We have a target to send at least 500 nurses from Telangana to Japan by March next year. It is believed that at least a thousand people will come
forward by the time the training for the first batch is completed. It is believed that this number will reach five thousand in the coming days. Compared to Bengaluru,
Telangana is getting better response. Secure employment The government is entering into agreements with countries that provide opportunities. TOMCOM and State Governments are providing support to support eligible candidates from each district who are interested in going abroad. It is possible to learn Japanese in two months. Immediately after learning the language, the NAVIS organization provides the job placement letter. This is a campus selection,” she said. NAVIS CEO Takako Oshibuchi said, “We have started this training program in ollaboration with Telangana government and TOMCOM. The Japanese government recognizes that we have professional instructors. We have already trained more than 100 Indian nurses in Japan. We are taking steps to expand these services, which have been started with Telangana, across the country. Japanese language, we teach culture and skills. NAVIS is proud and has the opportunity to embark on a great project through this agreement with the mighty Telangana State Government,” he said.
Sandeep Sultania, Secretary Panchayat Raj and Rural Development, Government of Telangana, SAM Rizvi, Secretary Health and Family Welfare, Government of
Telangana, Special Secretary (Industries) IFS and CEO TOMCOM Dr. E. Vishnu Reddy, Chief Minister’s Health Officer on Special Duty Dr. Gangadhar, Director of Medical Education Department, Dr. Ramesh Reddy, Registrar of Telangana Nursing Council,
Principals of nursing colleges and other senior officials attended the opening ceremony. The program is organized by Telangana Overseas Manpower Company Limited (TOMCOM) in partnership with NAVIS Human Resources Pvt. TOMCOM Telangana youth training and Telangana Government Registered Recruiting Agency with a mandate to provide overseas job placements. NAVIS is a recognized sending organization empaneled with both the Government of India and the Government of Japan for recruiting semi-skilled and skilled professionals from India. After successful completion of training and cement,
candidates can earn up to Rs.16 lakh per annum and save up to Rs.1 lakh per month. The training course will last for 6 months. During this time candidates are taught Japanese language and nursing care skills. After six months, all those who successfully pass the language proficiency test and skill assessment will be offered a nursing care job in Japan. Job Offers, Interviews, Exam Preparation, Visa and Immigration Procedures as well as all placement related activities such as post-arrival orientation in Japan will be facilitated as part of the program.