Global Talent Track opens Chandigarh centre

Pune-based Global Talent Track (GTT) is planning to groom around 5,000 students from the Punjab region.

GTT specialises in providing employability skills to undergraduates who are seeking employment in the technology industry.

Uma Ganesh, CEO of GTT, who was here to open the company’s third Global Educentre in Chandigarh after Pune and Jaipur, said GTT was planning to open 10 Global Educentre centres in Punjab in the next one year.

“GTT has entered into a pact with universities to bridge the gap between the academic curriculum and the requirements of the industry,” Ganesh added.

The centre is looking to provide quality learning opportunities to over 500,000 students in the country annually by 2012. It is also planning to open overseas offices in China and Malaysia by the year end.