On 31 December 2025, DBTech Kalaburagi successfully hosted a comprehensive Parents and Teachers Meeting (PTM) for the IT Customer Care Executive Batch B2 (250487). The event aimed to provide parents and guardians with an in-depth understanding of the skill development program, the progress of their wards, and the placement opportunities available upon successful completion of the training.

The meeting witnessed enthusiastic participation from parents and guardians, who engaged actively with trainers and centre staff. The session began with a warm welcome, followed by an insightful presentation on the structure and objectives of the IT Customer Care Executive program. Trainers elaborated on the key areas of focus, including communication skills, customer handling techniques, basic IT literacy, and professional workplace behavior. Emphasis was placed on how these skills prepare candidates not only for employment but also for holistic personal development in a professional environment.

During the interaction segment, trainers engaged with parents both collectively and individually, providing detailed updates on attendance, discipline, and learning outcomes of each candidate. The discussion highlighted the importance of consistent practice, active participation, and parental support to enhance the learning experience. Parents were encouraged to foster a supportive environment at home, reinforcing the skills being taught at the centre.

An essential portion of the meeting focused on placement opportunities. Trainers shared a clear overview of the placement process, eligibility criteria, and the variety of roles candidates could expect as IT Customer Care Executives. Guidance on interview preparation, employer expectations, and post-placement support was provided, ensuring parents understood the pathway their children would follow toward gainful employment. The importance of readiness and active cooperation during placement drives was emphasized, highlighting the collaborative effort required from both candidates and parents for a successful outcome.

The meeting concluded on a positive note, with parents expressing satisfaction with the training program and the centre’s approach to skill development and placement assistance. Their feedback reflected appreciation for the structured curriculum, the attention to individual candidate progress, and the proactive communication maintained by the training centre.

Overall, the PTM at DBTech Kalaburagi on 31 December 2025 served as a valuable platform for fostering stronger coordination between parents, teachers, and the training centre. It not only created awareness about the transformative impact of skill training but also reinforced the shared commitment to preparing candidates for meaningful careers in the IT Customer Care domain.