The District Administration, Gurugram, Management & Entrepreneurship and Professional Skills Council (MEPSC), Comviva, and Sanshil Foundation for Welfare have signed a memorandum of understanding to promote education and skill development among girl students.
According to the official press release, the initiative will deliver IT and job-oriented training at Government Girls College, Sector 14, Gurugram.
Skill development initiative
Under the programme, MEPSC will begin with an Office Operations Executive course for 50 trainees. The 390-hour course is designed to build employability skills alongside academic studies. MEPSC will provide curriculum, assessments and certification for successful candidates.“This collaboration reflects our strong commitment to empowering the girls with employable skills. By equipping them with the right training for competitive exams alongside their academic studies, we aim to open new avenues of growth and livelihood opportunities,” said Ajay Kumar, Deputy Commissioner, Gurugram.
As part of its corporate social responsibility commitments, Comviva has funded a 28-seater computer lab and a 30-seater training room at the college. Sanshil Foundation, the CSR implementation partner, will coordinate with MEPSC and also establish a library-cum-study centre in Sarmathla village to expand access to learning resources.
“At Comviva, we view education and skill development not only as a social responsibility but also as a strategic investment in building a stronger, future-ready workforce for the nation. By supporting this initiative with the help of our NGO Partner Sanshil Foundation, we aim to empower these girls in Haryana with employable skills, while contributing to the larger vision of inclusive and sustainable growth for the community and the economy,” said Ramutar Goel, Chief Financial Officer at Comviva.
“This initiative is a significant step towards bridging the skills gap for girl students in the region. By equipping them with IT skills alongside their academic studies, we are not only enhancing their employability but also empowering them to compete for diverse career opportunities. Such partnerships between corporates like Comviva, academia and government create a strong foundation for inclusive growth and long-term socio-economic transformation,” said Gaurav Singh, Additional CEO of CSR Trust Haryana.
This strategic collaboration is expected to pave the way for sustainable skill development initiatives in the region and foster an ecosystem of learning, empowerment, and employment.
