Centurion University Chancellor Advocates Skill Development for Job Market Success
Youth urged to focus on skills for job market success
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At a skill development awareness camp in Kotaveedhi, Andhra Pradesh, Prof. G.S.N. Raju, Chancellor of Centurion University, urged unemployed youth to prioritize skill development over formal certifications for better job prospects. He emphasized the importance of hands-on experience, echoing the advice of former President A.P.J. Abdul Kalam.
- 01Prof. G.S.N. Raju emphasizes skill development for job market success.
- 02Practical experience is often more valuable than formal qualifications.
- 03Centurion University offers vocational training across various disciplines.
- 04Chaitanya Sravanthi is committed to guiding and training candidates.
- 05A student from Kasturba School was recognized for academic excellence.
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During a skill development awareness camp held on May 9, 2026, in Kotaveedhi, Andhra Pradesh, Prof. G.S.N. Raju, Chancellor of Centurion University, urged unemployed youth to focus on skill development to enhance their job market competitiveness. He pointed out that many graduates, including those with engineering degrees, struggle to find jobs due to a lack of practical experience. Prof. Raju encouraged young people to enroll in the vocational courses offered by Centurion University, which cover multiple disciplines. Shireen Rahman, president of Chaitanya Sravanthi, highlighted the organization's commitment to empowering youth by providing training and connecting them with potential employers. The event also recognized Pranathi, a student from Kasturba School, for achieving the State-level second rank in the Intermediate examinations.
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The emphasis on skill development can lead to better job opportunities for youth in the region.
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