CMSDI ( Center for Modern Skills development India
Government Administration - Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India
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Centre for Modern Skills Development of India (CMSDI), Chennai has been in the space of training, development and education for over two decades. Comprised of professionals with vast experience and expertise, CMSDI has been committed to the development of youth and women of our country through its various livelihood and employability skills training programmes. The programmes of CMSDI have been game changers in the lives of many individuals and families. The research and studies carried out regularly by CMSDI team bring out innovative and crafty programmes on the ‘ skills in demand ‘ and help the trainees to land up on a regular job with reputed companies.The soaring Indian economy is creating huge opportunities demanding professional and active support from the BFSI industry. The banking & financial service sector now employs more than one Million professionals and with full reforms could employ around 15,00,000 people! The new private sector and foreign banks have been increasing their employee strength by half of the total numbers on the rolls every year! However one of the crucial impediments to growth is the acute shortage of trained manpower talent of this specific nature.With these objectives in mind, CMSDI in collaboration with BFSI industry experts has designed certificate programmes – leading to placement. The objective of this program is to build a pool of Value Bankers & Financial Service professionals for Private Banks, Financial services and NBFCs in India, who can sustain the growing momentum of the sector and help it achieve new levels of profitability and customer responsiveness.
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