Oréll language Lab Implemented at Kaushal Kendra

Team Oréll is very much honoured to announce the successful installation of Oréll Talk - Oréll Digital Language Lab Premium version at Kaushal Kendra. The first of its kind in the country, Kaushal Kendra, was inaugurated at Chavara, Kollam by the Honourable Chief Minister of Kerala, Mr. Oommen Chandy, on 11th of July, 2015. The Minister for Labour and Rehabilitation, Mr. Shibu Baby John presided over the inaugural function. Mr. Jossie Joy, the Group Vice President at Oréll participated in the fest with other distinguished guests. This 1.5 crore project by the Government of Kerala is being implemented through the State's nodal skill development agency, the Kerala Academy for Skills Excellence (KASE).

The Kaushal Kendra has four units - the Oréll digital language lab, assessment and career counselling cell, the multi skill room and digital library. The aim of Kaushal Kendra is to help the rural youth to realise their career aptitude through the best global assessment tools and to provide guidelines for them to choose the course that is best suited for them after taking into consideration their socio-economic and educational backgrounds. Mr. Chandy was addressing the gathering after the inauguration of the country's first Kaushal Kendra at Chavara. The centre is designed to boost employability of educated youth at nominal costs. "Our children are excelling in academics, but need a finishing touch when it comes to employability. The Kaushal Kendra will provide the necessary push to our youth and the government will extend full support to this project. Our State has wasted several opportunities, but I request people to use this venture to progress in the digital world as other countries have done," he said. In his presidential address, Labour Minister Mr. Shibu Baby John said the Kaushal Kendra would make the youth of the State globally competitive. "The past trend of skill development centres in the country was to target school dropouts but after studying such centres in other countries, we realised that they can help take educated youth to better heights," he said.