Golden opportunity for educated unemployed Goan youth to fulfill their dreams in aviation skill courses.

GMR Aero Academy, leader in aviation training on Sunday announced a partnership with ATFS to enhance aviation skill development for the Goan youth by providing a comprehensive suit of certification programmes specialty designed to fathom the space between education and the aviation industry.

The Big Brother mentorship programme ( TBBP LLP) has launched the programme in the state of Goa on Sunday.

A robust training programme has been designed to suit the fast expanding aviation sector’s needs in different spheres like certification in airport, airline and cargo operations, certified customer service executive and corporate readiness programme. Addressing the media, the founder of TBBP LLP, Sayed Askari stated that this partnership embodies their mission to empower young individuals through mentorship and skill development.

While elaborating further Mr Askari said by combining their resources with the industry expertise of GMR Aero Academy

and TBBP and ATFS, they are setting with the stage for a brighter future for Goan youth adding their main aim was to fathom the gap between education and employment, creating more opportunities to the Goan youth while ATFS will contribute it’s expertise to identify industry trends and skills gaps by leveraging it’s extensive network and market insights to ensure the programme’s relevance and impact. The Big Brother mentorship programme, who will handle students enrolment, fee collections, and coordinate payments with GMR Aero Academy.

Founder of ATFS Pvt Ltd, Mr Rahul Pulupudi stated that the aviation industry is on the verge of significant expansion, and there is a growing need for a skilled workforce. “Our collaboration with GMR Aero Academy and TBBP will provide aspiring youth with the training and certification necessary to excel in this dynamic field, ” he pointed out. He also informed that this programme will not only foster the individual success but also contribute to the broader growth of the aviation sector.