Vivek encourages students pursuing Japanese language training for global careers
Hyderabad: Labour, Employment and Mines Minister Dr. G. Vivek Venkatswamy interacted with students undergoing Japanese language training at the Career Consultz Training Centre in Madhapur and encouraged them to prepare for global employment opportunities.
During his visit on Tuesday, the Minister reviewed the progress of the trainees and discussed their learning experiences. He urged students to focus on language proficiency, discipline, communication skills and professional competence.
Japanese language training boosts global employment prospects
Addressing the students, Vivek Venkatswamy said Japanese language training has become increasingly important for those seeking international career opportunities. He noted that foreign language skills can significantly improve employability in global job markets.
Furthermore, he said the Telangana government was giving priority to skill development programmes that equip young people with industry-relevant capabilities. According to the Minister, such initiatives help students compete effectively for jobs abroad. He encouraged participants to make the most of the training programme and strive for excellence in language learning.
Japanese language training supports overseas careers
Vivek Venkatswamy expressed confidence that proficiency in Japanese would open doors to rewarding career opportunities in Japan. He said students who master the language would be better positioned to build successful international careers. Moreover, he highlighted the role of specialised language programmes in developing globally relevant skills.
The Minister stated that Japanese language training not only enhances communication abilities but also improves readiness for overseas employment. He reiterated the government’s commitment to expanding opportunities for Telangana youth through targeted skill development initiatives.
Japanese language training aligns with state skill development goals
The Minister said Telangana continues to focus on creating pathways for international employment through training and workforce development programmes. He added that language education forms an important part of that strategy. Meanwhile, students shared their experiences with the Minister and expressed enthusiasm about pursuing employment opportunities in Japan after completing the programme.
The participants said the Japanese language training course had strengthened their confidence and improved their prospects for working abroad. Vivek Venkatswamy assured them that the government would continue supporting initiatives that enhance global employability among young people.