Aimed at providing a common platform for industry and academia, industry body CII today entered into an agreement with city-based SurgeForth Technologies to launch a portal for the purpose.
The www.emplyabilitybridge.com will enable students to identify the type and number of vacancies available in companies which are members of the chamber.
"About 1,400 member companies of CII will be able to inform the academia about employee requirement and the kind of students they expect, depending on which we can provide access for students from Tier-II and III cities," Surgeforth Technologies Director Emmanuel Justus said.
CII Educational Panel Convenor, Vice-Chairman of TAKE Solutions H R Srinivasan and SurgeForth Technologies Director Ambalavanan Ramachandran exchanged documents on the occasion.
Read more: CII ties up for setting up job website - The Times of India http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/tech/careers/job-trends/CII-ties-up-for-setting-up-job-website/articleshow/7312484.cms#ixzz1BSWabLlh
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