On August 22, 2024, the Bosco Tech Society in Nongstoin hosted an enlightening and impactful parents' meeting for the second batch of housekeeping trainees under the Skills Meghalaya initiative. This event was not just a routine gathering; it was a dynamic forum that brought together parents, current students, and alumni to explore the transformative power of the program and the bright futures awaiting its participants.

The meeting was skillfully moderated by Miss Labynshi Kharluni, who welcomed the attendees with genuine warmth, setting the tone for an engaging and forward-looking discussion. The event was honored by the presence of Father John Kennedy Kharshandy, the visionary director of Don Bosco Tech, Nongstoin. 

Father Kharshandy's address was a highlight, as he provided an insightful analysis of the program's far-reaching impact. He illuminated the vital role that Don Bosco Tech plays in delivering cutting-edge skills training through the Meghalaya State Skill Development Society (MSSDS) project. With a keen eye on the future, he underscored the importance of work placements and the adaptability required to thrive in an ever-evolving job market.

A particularly inspiring segment of the event was the heartfelt testimonies from the first batch of trainees. These alumni shared compelling stories of personal growth and professional advancement, painting a vivid picture of the program's success. Their optimism and ambitious career plans served as a powerful motivator for the current trainees, reinforcing the idea that the Skills Meghalaya initiative is a true gateway to meaningful employment.

The meeting concluded with Miss Vanisha Thongni delivering a vote of thanks that was as heartfelt as it was motivational. She encouraged the new batch of trainees to fully embrace the opportunities before them, urging them to harness the skills they are acquiring to carve out successful careers.

This parents' meeting at Bosco Tech Society was more than just a gathering; it was a milestone event that fostered a strong sense of community and shared vision among trainees, their families, and the program facilitators. The enthusiastic feedback from alumni and the forward-thinking discussions underscored the significance of the Skills Meghalaya initiative in empowering young people to seize new opportunities in a rapidly changing world.