NCC Maharashtra Launches Internship Initiative for Cadets
NCC Maharashtra Launches Corporate Internship, Future Skills Initiative For Cadets
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The National Cadet Corps (NCC) Directorate Maharashtra has launched a youth skilling initiative under the Prime Minister Internship Scheme, connecting cadets with industry opportunities. The program includes corporate internships, specialized training, and aims to enhance employability for approximately 1.5 lakh cadets across Maharashtra.
- 01The initiative is themed 'From Uniform to Profession' and aims to link NCC values with corporate skills.
- 02150 internship positions will be offered in Pune and Mumbai, with camps scheduled for June 15 and 16, 2026.
- 03Interns will receive stipends, mentoring, and career readiness opportunities under the Prime Minister Internship Scheme.
- 04Special measures are in place to support female cadets, including accommodation and sustenance assistance.
- 05NCC Maharashtra is also introducing training in drone piloting, cybersecurity, and disaster management to prepare cadets for future careers.
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The National Cadet Corps (NCC) Directorate Maharashtra has launched a significant youth skilling initiative under the Prime Minister Internship Scheme (PMIS), aimed at connecting NCC cadets and ex-cadets with corporate internships and skills development. The program, themed 'From Uniform to Profession', seeks to integrate the leadership and discipline values of NCC with industry exposure and career pathways. Approximately 1.5 lakh cadets from over 2,000 educational institutions across Maharashtra will benefit from this initiative. The first phase includes placement camps in Pune and Mumbai, offering 150 internships in various sectors such as human resources, finance, and hospitality. Interns will receive stipends and mentoring, with special provisions to encourage female participation. Additionally, NCC Maharashtra plans to introduce specialized training programs in areas like drone piloting and cybersecurity, further enhancing cadets' employability. Maj Gen Vivek Tyagi, ADG NCC Maharashtra, emphasized the initiative's goal of preparing cadets for successful careers while serving the nation.
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This initiative aims to improve employability for youth in Maharashtra, providing pathways from education to employment.
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