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    HCL launches 'Tech Bee' program to hire Class-XII students

    HCL launches 'Tech Bee' program to hire Class-XII students

    By Siddhant Pandey
    Jun 17, 2019
    09:12 pm

    What's the story

    India's homegrown IT giant HCL Technologies recently announced that it would soon launch an early career program under which, it would train and hire Class-XII (intermediate) students.

    The program, called 'Tech Bee,' would enroll tech-loving students across several states to turn them into IT engineers, a senior HCL official stated.

    Here's more about the program and how you can sign-up for it.

    Details

    Here's what the 'Tech Bee' training program would entail

    HCL's 'Tech Bee' would help young Class-XII teenagers become independent by training them to be hired at entry-level jobs at the end of the program.

    Candidates will receive training in the fundamentals of IT, relevant software tools, processes, and life skills, according to The Times of India.

    The training program will last for 12 months and will also facilitate higher education.

    Jobs

    Students will be offered entry-level jobs after completing program

    After the program, candidates will be offered jobs in application and infrastructure support, testing and CAD Support areas at HCL with a salary range of Rs. 2-2.5 lakh, depending on the stream, TOI reported.

    But, they would have to execute a three-year service agreement with HCL.

    While working at HCL, students can also enroll at BITS Pilani and SASTRA University for higher education.

    Quote

    'Young minds can shape many new ideas': HCL executive VP

    Srimathi Shivashankar, HCL's executive vice-president, told TOI, "We believe young minds can shape many new ideas in our workplace. Youth in India today are looking for the right skilling programs and are ready for early careers and financial independence."

    She added, "Through this program, we're confident that many students from both urban and rural areas will get an opportunity for global careers at HCL."

    Location

    'Tech Bee' to be introduced in these states

    HCL is eyeing the states of Tamil Nadu, Telangana, Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka in the south, and Haryana, Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand and Maharashtra in other regions, to roll out the program.

    Stating the reason, Shivashankar told PTI, "HCL is operating in these places. We have development centers across these locations or states. That's the reason we are focusing on these States to start with."

    Selection

    Here's how you can enroll yourself on 'Tech Bee'

    Students from various streams can enroll themselves on the program, provided they had Mathematics as a subject and scored minimum 60% in Class-XII examinations.

    The candidates would be required to clear an entrance examination, which would quiz students on quantitative math, analytical and verbal English, The New Indian Express reported.

    Students can appear for the test any weekend until July 10 at designated centers.

    Information

    Students will be paid Rs. 10,000 a month under training

    The TNIE report added that the training program involves a fee of Rs. 2 lakh for joining, which can be paid as installments over 5-7 months once candidates are hired as permanent HCL employees. Enrolled students would receive a stipend of Rs. 10,000 a month.

    History

    HCL tested 'Tech Bee' in TN, UP for 2 years

    The 'Tech Bee' program was first piloted by HCL in Tamil Nadu and Uttar Pradesh, which turned out to be a success.

    Shivashankar stated that around 700 students were hired by HCL under the program and many others are pursuing higher education.

    As of now, the company hasn't decided on a fixed number for recruiting students, Shivashankar added.

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