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25 UK Graduates Leave For India To Join Infosys Technologies |
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Tuesday, 04 September 2007 |
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graduates from UK to be trained in Infosys Mysore , India. Infosys' Global
Talent Program encourages excellence across borders. Trainees recruited for the
GTP undergo a customized education and orientation program created to ensure
that they are trained adequately with necessary technical and client-facing
skills and sufficient live project exposure in the Infosys Global Delivery
Model.
Infosys Technologies Ltd., announced that the first group of
25 graduates from the United Kingdom will leave for training in Mysore, India.
The new hires will begin their six month, customized software engineer
education program at the Infosys Global Education Centre in Mysore in early
September 2007. The graduates are from leading UK universities including
University of Bath, University College London, University of Nottingham,
University of Surrey, Imperial College and Kings College. After a four-month
educational program in Mysore, these "Infoscions" from the UK will be
relocated to Infosys development centres across India for two months to gain
hands- on experience with real projects. Following the successful completion of
the six month orientation program, they will return to join Infosys offices in
the UK .
The Global Talent Program (GTP) is Infosys'
university-level recruiting program outside of India. Trainees recruited for
the GTP undergo a customized education and orientation program created to
ensure that they are trained adequately with necessary technical and
client-facing skills and sufficient live project exposure in the Infosys Global
Delivery Model. On May 2006, Infosys announced its pilot plan to recruit
college graduates from UK universities as part of an on going commitment to
creating a diversified, global workforce. Infosys first began the GTP for
entry-level software engineer positions at top universities in the US .
Applications were admitted for the software engineering position from students
with technology majors as well as liberal arts majors with a mathematics
background. The UK initiative follows a successful implementation of the GTP in
the US that was able to recruit 250 graduates to India.
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