NIIT said that Sutherland and StackRoute have entered into a partnership to launch an immersive training program.
The program is designed to identify the right talent and develop them as high-quality full stack IT professionals, handling critical roles at Sutherland.
Sutherland is a global digital transformation company based out of Rochester, NY, USA.
StackRoute, an NIIT venture, is a digital transformation partner for corporates to build multi-skilled full stack developers at scale.
NIIT said that this initiative is a part of Talent Pipeline as a Service (TPaaS), which helps enterprises build an incoming, deep-skilled talent pool in leading digital technologies, platforms, and agile methodologies.
The program targets technical graduates with 0 to 2 years of work experience and potential for developing deep skills via a virtual immersive model on Full Stack technologies beyond Java and .NET.
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The program is jointly designed by the industry practitioners of StackRoute and Sutherland.
Bimaljeet Singh Bhasin, president, skills and careers business, NIIT, said, NIIT's Talent Pipeline as a Service (TPaaS) initiative helps enterprises build a pool of high-quality incoming workforce, which has been skilled in line with specific requirements of the enterprise.
This TPaaS association between Sutherland and StackRoute, an NIIT venture, is designed to build a pipeline for a deep -skilled digital workforce for Sutherland.
NIIT, a global leader in skills and talent development, offers multidisciplinary learning management and training delivery solutions to corporations, institutions and individuals in over 40 countries. The company has a multi-product, multi-geography offerings portfolio spread across individuals, corporates, schools and other educational institutions.
The company's consolidated net profit rose 10.55% to Rs 51.43 crore on a 9.26% increase in net sales to Rs 301.03 crore in Q1 FY22 over Q4 FY21.
The scrip fell 1.27% to end at Rs 348.65 on the BSE yesterday.
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