A skill development program for the unemployed youth of Food and Beverage Service Steward and Assistant Beauty Therapist batch 32 was inaugurated at Don Bosco Tech Society (AIDA, Dimapur) on February 18, 2020. Mr. Albert Ezung (Administrator, Dimapur Municipal Council) graced the occasion as a Chief Guest. Fr. C.T Varghese (Rector, Don Bosco, Dimapur), Fr. T.T Joseph (Mission Procure, Province of Dimapur) 47 parents, 54 trainees, and Don Bosco Tech Staffs were present among others.

Speaking on the importance of skilling and employment to the unemployed-underprivileged youth of Nagaland, Mr. Ezung congratulated Don Bosco Tech (AIDA) for their eight-long-year of dedicated service. He encouraged the trainees to open to skilling and employment. The Government jobs, he urged them not to depend on as it's inadequate to provide jobs to the entire citizen. He said, “No job is big or small as long as we do it with sincerity. Whatever we do should be done with love, unless we do that society will always consider government jobs as social prestige. So, we need to change our mindset and venture out in life without depending solely on Government job.”

Fr. Joseph religiously said, “If we allow God to take the center position of our lives will guide us through in all our difficulties and problems.” Adding, “We should love our neighbors as we love ourselves.”

As the program came to its closure the trainees performed Ao folk dance and Lotha Folk Song.