On January 3, 2025, the Don Bosco Tech Centre at Moti Nagar, Hyderabad, marked a new milestone with the inauguration of its second batch of students for the Web Developer course. The event, held within the vibrant Don Bosco Degree College Campus, carried with it not just the promise of skill-building but also the larger vision of shaping futures in the ever-evolving digital world.

The inauguration was presided over by Fr. Thomas Aquinas SDB, Director of DB Tech and Rector of the house, who led the gathering into the day’s proceedings with a heartfelt prayer. In his address, Fr. Thomas highlighted the tireless contributions of the Don Bosco Tech staff at both state and national levels, reminding the attendees that behind every successful initiative lies quiet but consistent effort. He also expressed gratitude to the Rector of the institution for making the Web Developer course a reality on campus, setting in motion a chain of opportunities for young learners.

A total of 27 students, full of anticipation and curiosity, became part of this new batch. The trainers introduced during the event—Mr. Kumar, an AI and Data Quality Analyst; Ms. Anjali, a practicing Web Developer; and Ms. Harshitha, a CE and IT specialist—brought with them not only professional expertise but also industry perspectives that promise to enrich the classroom with real-world insights. Their presence underscored a larger message: that skill training at DB Tech is not limited to theory but is rooted deeply in practice and relevance.

One of the highlights of the program was the heartfelt vote of thanks delivered by a student representative. In simple yet powerful words, the student acknowledged the trainers and organizers, capturing the spirit of gratitude that set the tone for the journey ahead. The event concluded with a group photograph—an image that now stands as a symbol of fresh beginnings and collective aspirations.

The DB Tech Centre at Moti Nagar, which commenced operations on August 1, 2024, has already established itself as a beacon of hope for skill-based education. Having successfully completed its first batch of Web Developer training, the center has gained momentum by actively mobilizing students from nearby colleges and intermediate institutions. The launch of this second batch signals not just continuity but growth.

What makes the future especially exciting is the center’s vision to expand its offerings beyond web development. Plans are already underway to introduce advanced courses such as AWS, opening doors for students to step into specialized domains of cloud computing and beyond. With Hyderabad being one of India’s fast-growing technology hubs, such initiatives are not just timely but transformative.

The inauguration on January 3 was more than an academic formality—it was an invitation to a journey where young minds are nurtured to meet tomorrow’s challenges. In the words of those present, the day felt less like a beginning and more like a leap into a future brimming with possibility.