40,000 engineers from India to be hired by Japan

The Japan government came to the rescue of thousands of engineers from India with the proposal of mass hiring.  

The Japan government had come to the rescue of thousands of engineers from India with the proposal of mass hiring. Not only this, the Japanese authorities have even offered Japanese language programmes in different universities for these students.

Where is the hiring being done from and why?
Recently, 10 officials of Silver Peak, a Japanese firm, visited Visvesvaraya Technological University (VTU)- Belagavi, in order to judge the technical skills of engineers

Also,  they visited other engineering colleges in different parts of the Karnataka for recruitment

According to recent Hindu Report, a representative from Japan on meeting the minister said, "Since several reputed engineering colleges are located in Bengaluru and other parts of Karnataka, we are keen on hiring engineers from here."

The one and only reason why Japan government has showed interest in hiring engineers from Karnataka is the exceptional online question paper delivery  system that has been take on by the Visvesvaraya Technological University (VTU)

Moreover, in this question paper delivery system,  there are no chances for any leaks and it is considered as the safest system till now

Further, the higher education minister has assured  to give full support in this regard. 

MoU signed for the hiring process: 

To get more assurance on this hiring, a memorandum of understanding (MoU) has been signed between Japan government and the university.

For providing students with job, the Minister for Higher Education T.B. Jayachandra recently had a detailed meeting over this massive hiring.

Details of hiring process:

As many as 40,000 engineers will be hired

The recruitment will be done in different stages

After the hiring gets over, the selected candidates will be given one-year-training in Japan only

Learning Japanese language would be the main criteria for getting selected

Soon, they will also start hiring process of four lakh nurses to work for old people in Japan.

Source Indiatoday.