Students from WSC complete their 6-month program in Singapore and return home.

Bhubaneswar: The bustling city of Bhubaneswar welcomed back 24 bright students from the World Skill Center on Sunday, as they completed their six-month paid internship program in the beautiful country of Singapore. The students, who were part of the 2022-23 batch from the esteemed departments of 'School of Engineering' and 'School of Services', were greeted by the officials of WSC at the Bhubaneswar International Airport as they arrived on a direct flight from Singapore.

This incredible opportunity was made possible through WSC's 'Student Internship Programme', which aims to provide global work exposure to young minds. The students were overflowing with excitement as they shared their experiences of working in a global setting and gaining knowledge about the application of new technologies. One of the students, Sonalika Sethy, who specialized in Mechanical and Electrical Services, couldn't contain her joy as she shared, "Thanks to my first salary from Goodwood Park Hotel, I was able to buy myself a brand new phone. Coming from a family of farmers, being able to contribute financially is my biggest achievement, and I am forever grateful to World Skill Center for this opportunity."

Another student, Ajaya Mangraj, who was pursuing Mechatronics, expressed his gratitude towards WSC for fulfilling his dream of interning in a foreign city like Singapore. He enthusiastically shared, "My six-month paid internship at YTL PowerSeraya not only gave me valuable insights into modern technology, but it also allowed me to grow both personally and professionally. I am truly grateful to World Skill Center for providing me with this enriching experience."

Located in the industrial area of Mancheswar in Bhubaneswar, WSC is the leading skill development institution in the country, providing world-class training to the youth of Odisha. An official proudly stated, "We are dedicated to empowering the youth of Odisha by imparting them with the necessary skills to succeed in the global market. We are thrilled to see our students return with such positive experiences and knowledge, and we are confident that they will continue to make us proud in their future endeavors."

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