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What is NORKA – SCMS Institute? |
This institute is promoted by the Department of Non Resident
Indians (NORKA) of the Kerala Government jointly with the
nationally reputed and Cochin based SCMS Group of Educational
Institutions to offer training in CGFNS, IELTS, NCLEX etc.
to Keralites who plan to go to countries like USA, Australia,
Germany, France, New Zealand, Gulf Region countries etc. in
search of lucrative jobs. These qualifications are a must
to get an entry to the above countries and that is why several
institutions have mushroomed in Kerala to offer these training
programmes in the recent past. |
Why NORKA – SCMS Institute? |
As there was no system or quality check in the training offered
by many institutes the Government decided to enter the field
to offer quality professional training to those who go abroad.
As the Government by itself cannot do this job they identified
SCMS, a nationally reputed professional management institution
of excellence, to collaborate and establish an institute to
offer quality training at an affordable cost to youngsters
who seek jobs abroad. Thus the NORKA-SCMS INSTITUTE FOR PARAMEDICAL
AND DEVELOPMENT STUDIES, has come into being on the basis
of a cabinet decision of the Kerala Government. |
Job Potential |
There are tremendous job potential for qualified Nurses and
other paramedical personnel in USA and other nations in view
of the increasing reluctance of locals to take up jobs in
this very important service sector. In USA alone it is reported
that the requirement is 1,64,000 nurses in 2005. It is 30,000
in Germany, 27,000 in Europe and UK, 28,000 in Australia and
20,000 in the Gulf region. It is increasing every year with
the growth of healthcare services globally. |
Do NORKA – SCMS Help Get Job Abroad? |
No. Manpower export is not conceived as part of the job of
NORKA-SCMS INSTITUTE now. There are separate Govt. and other
agencies like ODEPEC and authorized manpower exporters who
do this job. However, NORKA-SCMS will render all help and
assistance to its students in their effort to seek jobs in
other countries. |
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