The scope of this partnership is to create a world-class aero skills academy in collaboration with academia and industry based in the state capital, an official release said here.
"The project deliverables include identifying skill gaps, designing courses and enabling EASA (European Aviation Safety Agency) and DGCA (Directorate General of Civil Aviation) certifications for the academy and its courses," it said.
This partnership focuses on developing skills across youth as well as experienced professionals in tune with the latest industry trends.
The MoU was signed by Jerome Verschave, General Manager, Aerocampus and Jayesh Ranjan, Secretary IT, Telangana.