600 youths from Madhya Pradesh to get Japanese and German language training for jobs abroad
The Ministry of Skill Development has said that NSDC has listed itself on the Social Stock Exchange. Under this, 600 youths from Madhya Pradesh will be trained in Japanese and German for jobs in Japan and Germany.
What this means for you
The notice says this programme is for 600 youths from economically weaker OBC families in Madhya Pradesh, so it does not directly affect ordinary readers in Uttar Pradesh. Those selected will be prepared for jobs in Japan or Germany. The notice does not say how to apply or whom to contact.
Key facts
- The programme's estimated total cost is about Rs 11.25 crore.
- NABARD invested Rs 4 crore in the first Zero Coupon Zero Principal issue.
- Of the 600 youths, 300 will be prepared for Japan and 300 for Germany.
- The notice says 15 per cent of the cost is the trainee's share, 35 per cent comes from funds raised on the Social Stock Exchange and 50 per cent from the Madhya Pradesh government.
- Training will be given by NSDC International Limited; expected monthly income after placement is about Rs 1-1.2 lakh in Japan and Rs 1.1-3.2 lakh in Germany.
According to information released by the Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship, Union Minister Shri Jayant Chaudhary attended an event in Mumbai marking NSDC’s listing on the National Stock Exchange’s Social Stock Exchange platform. On the occasion, NSDC issued its first Zero Coupon Zero Principal instruments, in which NABARD invested Rs 4 crore.
The notice says the programme will prepare 600 youths from economically weaker OBC families in Madhya Pradesh for international employment. Of these, 300 will be trained in Japanese for work opportunities in Japan and 300 in German for Germany. The training will be provided by NSDC International Limited, a wholly owned subsidiary of NSDC.
The estimated cost of the programme is about Rs 11.25 crore. Of this, 15 per cent is the trainees’ share, 35 per cent is supported through funds raised on the Social Stock Exchange and 50 per cent is to be provided by the Madhya Pradesh government. The government share is linked to successful international placement of candidates.
The notice says candidates who get jobs are expected to earn about Rs 1-1.2 lakh a month in Japan and Rs 1.1-3.2 lakh a month in Germany, depending on the job role and employment conditions.
Questions and answers
Can youths from UP join this programme?
The notice describes the programme for 600 youths from Madhya Pradesh. It does not mention participation for youths from UP.
What kind of work will the training be for?
According to the notice, the training will focus on job opportunities in areas such as care giving, hospitality, construction and manufacturing.
When and where do I apply?
The notice does not give any application date, process or contact details.
Source: PIB, "केंद्रीय मंत्री श्री जयंत चौधरी ने एनएसई की प्रतिष्ठित घंटी बजाकर एनएसई सोशल स्टॉक एक्सचेंज पर एनएसडीसी की शुरुआत की, जिससे कौशल विकास और वैश्विक रोजगार के वित्तपोषण के नए रास्ते खुले", 22 October 2026. Read the original notice
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