by BIS Correspondent

Don Bosco Chinchwad and Knorr-Bremise signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) for the Don Bosco Advanced Computer Education Programme for Marginalised Youth.

The program aims to equip underprivileged youth with quality Computer skills and knowledge, enabling them to improve their household's economic living standards.

The ceremony was attended by many esteemed guests, including Maria Gutierrez, Sr. Director, ESG Arun Bhist, Sr. Vice President Sales & Marketing, Ajinkya Bangar, Deputy Manager Sales & Marketing, Fr Colbert da Silva Administrator and Fr Johnson Kshirsagar, Administrator. 

Fr Anton D'Souza, Director of Don Bosco Chinchwad, expressed gratitude to Knorr-Bremise officials for funding the project. He emphasized the fruitful partnership between Don Bosco and Knorr-Bremise. He reaffirmed the Institute's dedication to training youth in computer technology and spoken English, equipping them with essential skills for a brighter future.

This partnership promises to empower marginalized youth with cutting-edge computer education, bridging the digital divide and fostering a brighter future.

Knorr-Bremise officials visited the Technical Campus, engaging with staff and students. This exchange fostered a deeper understanding of the institute's vision and mission.

Mr Nilesh Chandgude, Principal of the Technical Institute, presented an overview of the current state of affairs and outlined the roadmap for future growth and development. This comprehensive plan highlighted the institute's strategic objectives and initiatives.

This collaboration between Don Bosco Chinchwad and Knorr-Bremise is poised to make a profound impact on the lives of marginalized youth, empowering them with cutting-edge skills and knowledge.