Media Release
Mangaluru, Nov 17: Fifth Graduation Ceremony by M/s Hyundai Motor India Limited for the Motor Mechanic Vehicle students of the batch 2019-21 was held on November 16, 2021 at 2 pm at Samipya.
The guests of honour for the Graduation Ceremony were Sathish Kumar, South Zone Training Head, HMIL; Abhijith, area manager, Karnataka Region, HMIL; Prabhakar Pillai, area manager; Anand general manager, M/s Advaith Hyundai; Kiran, general manager, M/s Kanchana Hyundai. The president for the programme was Fr John Dsouza SJ, director - St Aloysius ITI. Mayur Bhat, assistant service manager, Advaith Hyundai, Kuntikana; Mohammed Riyaz, HR manager, Kanchana Hyundai, Padil; Roshan Dsouza, principal; Alwyn Menezes, vice president; Noel Lobo, training officer; Gyaral Milton Lobo, JTO and convenor of the programme were present.
Later the prayer service was led by Wilson N, JTO. The welcome speech was done by Roshan Dsouza, principal. Later, the lamp was lightened by the dignitaries on the dias.
The course completion certificates were distributed to the MMV students by the guests.
Sathish Kumar, South Zone Training Head, HMIL spoke a few words saying that “We cannot clap with our single hand, we must join two hands to clap. Once we get placed in the company we must make best use of it.”
The 23 students who had undergone the interview in the morning, which was conducted by M/s Hyundai Motor India Limited were placed and given the job letter.
Anand, general manager, M/s Advaith Hyundai spoke a few words saying that “Once you are hired you must work hard and sincerely. You must work at least for five years in a company so that you can concentrate on your job.”
Kiran, general manager, M/s Kanchana Hyundai spoke a few words saying that “Mindset must decide what is hard and soft in a job. There is no age limit for learning.”
Fr John Dsouza SJ, director - St Aloysius ITI spoke a few words saying that “We must go forward in our career. You have got a good opportunity in your hand, everyone does not get it. This is a competitive world. New models are coming into the market and we must get upgraded. Also, the students must be motivated.”
The vote of thanks was given by Ashmith Jackson, student of MMV. The programme was compared by Gyaral Milton Lobo, JTO and convenor of the programme.