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Sunday, January 23, 2005
 
Call Center India – Indian Call Centers encourage higher education

They say ‘Learning is a never ending process’ and
Call Centers India seemed to have just got it right this time. Most of the major Indian Call Centers are now in talks with universities to offer regular postgraduate courses to employees so, as to ensure a secure future ahead.

The rules however, don’t change much in the form of, agents having to take calls for fixed hours. Furthermore, this deal will be inclusive of -- Work, Education, Transport, Hostel and Good Food.

Says Suren Singh Raisily, head & executive VP, Planetworkz, NIIT: “We are in talks with educational institutions. The best way to retain people is to make them qualified. Most of the staff in BPOs is young and so, very concerned about their career. Courses like M Tech, MCA and MBA at PG level will make them well equipped for the job market after three years.”
“I would rather send my kid to a BPO than a university. It’ll educate him as well as teach him to stand on his feet,” says one parent. On the other hand, Universities may face a shortage of students, if this happens.

One might note that such interesting educational offers have been offered from time to time however; they were more on a short-term basis. But with regular classes at
Call Centers, the scenario might entirely change. Professional diplomas like MCSE, JCP (Java Certification Program) and Cisco have clicked in the past.
By offering interesting educational programme the Indian
Call Centerswould not only be taking care of their employees futures, but also, fighting off attrition by absorbing candidates at higher levels into management after graduation. Moreover, with 100 per cent placement guarantee, the programme may be a big success besides, being a model for the world to follow.
Priyanka. S

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