Bihar Launches 'Project Mandhar' to Equip Youth with German Language Skills for Global Job Market

Summary: The Bihar government has launched ‘Project Mandhar’, a collaborative initiative with the Bihar-Jharkhand Fraternity Munich (BJFM) to provide German language training to local youth. Under this program, students at Industrial Training Institutes (ITIs) in districts like Patna, Purnia, Gaya, and others will undergo a three-month course to enhance their global employability. The initiative aims to equip Bihar’s skilled workforce with linguistic proficiency, enabling them to access overseas job opportunities, particularly in Germany.

In a bid to enhance employment opportunities for its youth on an international scale, the Bihar government has introduced ‘Project Mandhar’, a specialized initiative aimed at providing German language training to local students. The program is being implemented in collaboration with the Bihar-Jharkhand Fraternity Munich (BJFM) in Germany.

Under this initiative, students enrolled in various Industrial Training Institutes (ITIs) across Bihar will undergo an intensive three-month German language course. The objective is to equip them with the linguistic proficiency required to explore overseas employment prospects, particularly in Germany, which has a growing demand for skilled workers.

The program will be conducted in select ITIs across multiple districts of the state, including Digha Ghat (Patna), Purnia, Madhaura (Saran), Gaya, Darbhanga, Munger, and Bhagalpur. These centers have been strategically chosen to ensure accessibility for a broad section of students keen on acquiring language skills that could open doors to better career opportunities abroad.

The initiative aligns with Bihar’s broader efforts to enhance skill development and global employability among its youth. By equipping students with German language proficiency, Project Mandhar aims to bridge the gap between local talent and international job markets, fostering a new wave of overseas employment opportunities for skilled workers from the state.

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