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GITAM University launches outbound training
This training equips students with basic skills to become successful management professionals. It inculcates true leadership skills with a human touch and enables the students to rejuvenate in a stress-free atmosphere away from the mundane world.The programme was formally inaugurated by Shubra Sharma. Head (HR) HSBC, Visakhapatnam, along with GITAM Institute of Management Principal Prof P Sheela
Visakhapatnam: GITAM University launched outbound training for the students enrolled in various management courses here on Wednesday.
The innovative experiential learning programme is based on the ancient Indian Gurukul system where princes would be trained to become kings through real life learning.
This training equips students with basic skills to become successful management professionals. It inculcates true leadership skills with a human touch and enables the students to rejuvenate in a stress-free atmosphere away from the mundane world.
The programme was formally inaugurated by Shubra Sharma. Head (HR) HSBC, Visakhapatnam, along with GITAM Institute of Management Principal Prof P Sheela.
While inaugurating the programme, Sheela said Outbound Training was an established corporate training tool in western countries and has gained popularity in India.
The OBT training is based on the philosophy of Dr Kunt Hahn. She stated that the OBT is all about providing opportunities for self-discovery, personality development and social skills through outdoor exposure. The training will conclude on July 26.
The students will be taken to a place 30 km away from the city and they will not be allowed to use mobile phones, she said. The institute senior faculty members and a large number of students participated in the inaugural session.
