APS Microtech expanding their wings in Central India
| Date :22-Sep-2019 |
Business Reporter
RAIPUR,
APS Microtech Private Limited, a pioneer in software training, IT project development and placement company from Nagpur are strengthening their wings in Central India with their new branch in Raipur. APS established in April 2015 with the vision of nurturing the young talents of India with required IT skills and help industry to put right people in right place.
The APS team members are highly educated and experts from the IT industry with Ashish Gadpayle as its Co-Founder and Training Director, Prashant Jha is Co-Founder and Training Director while Manjusha Manker is the Co-Founder and Development Director. According to APS Co-Founder Ashish Gadpayle, the company’s expertise lies in corporate training, campus training and IT project development. Its journey started with training to college students and conducting various workshops to ensure that we are bridging the gap between colleges and industries. Main focus of the company is in strengthening the basics and advance programming and development skills of students. Similarly, Co-Founder Prasant Jha explained the importance and challenges of right placement in current industry where students are not trained to the industry expectations level.
Thus, aim of APS is to provide platform where all can learn and grow together. “We are proud to have extraordinary results in our 4 years of operations with various MoUs with various universities and colleges of Central India. The company ensures adequate software training to the students during their college days so that they can be prepared for corporate world” said Prashant Jha.Co-founder Manjuusha Manker elaborated further that classroom and out bound corporate training programs of APS, e-learning solutions and internship programs provide a wider and convenient choice to all its students. Regular workshops also conducted for enriching individuals in team building, leadership quality and IT product developments to ensure that individuals are getting the right skills and developments, she added.