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Coimbatore college to enter pact with TUV Rheinland

R.Y. Narayanan

Coimbatore , Dec. 12

THE School of Management of Sri Krishna College of Engineering and Technology, Coimbatore, is signing a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with TUV Rheinland (India) Pvt Ltd, as part of its institute-industry interface.

TUV will provide training to the students of the school of management and arrange faculty exchange programmes with foreign universities.

Apart from providing certification services, TUV will offer projects to HR students to help them with HR audits and other assignments. Prospective students will be considered for placement in their organisation as per their recruitment norms.

The school of management will organise training programmes for the middle level executives of TUV in areas such as strategic marketing, business planning and execution and decision-making. A formal signing of the MoU, which is valid for an initial period of three years, is scheduled to take place on Tuesday here, according to a college communication.

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