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GJCEI, Holland institute join hands for training programme

The programme aims at strengthening entrepreneurial ecosystem in the region
PUM Netherlands trainer Mick Walvisch will conduct a five-day workshop at GJCIE. Tribune photo

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The Golden Jubilee Centre for Entrepreneurship and Innovation (GJCEI) at Guru Nanak Dev University (GNDU), Amritsar, in collaboration with PUM Netherlands, inaugurated a five-day “Train the Trainer” programme. The programme aims at strengthening entrepreneurial ecosystem in the region.

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Dr Saroj Arora, Dean, College Development Council, GNDU, while explaining the need for having a training programme for mentors, emphasised the critical role of entrepreneurship in shaping the future workforce and equipping students with the mindset needed to thrive in a rapidly changing economy.

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Dr Balwinder Singh, Coordinator, GJCEI, explained the objectives behind organising this collaborative initiative. “The programme was designed to empower teachers with advanced entrepreneurial knowledge and training techniques, enabling them to pass on these skills to students effectively. We are promoting innovation-driven learning and providing a platform for faculty members and students to bring to the table, creative ideas and ventures,” he said.

The university is hosting Mick Walvisch from the Netherlands, the resource person for the workshop. He brings with him vast international experience in entrepreneurship development. Over five days, Walvisch will conduct interactive sessions, workshops and hands-on training modules focusing on entrepreneurial thinking.

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