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Uttarakhand Youth Lands ₹3.3 Lakh Nursing Job in Germany Under CM Scheme

Sapna Rana, a nursing professional from Tehri Garhwal, Uttarakhand, has secured a high-paying nursing job in Germany with a monthly salary of approximately ₹3.30 lakh. She achieved this through the state government's Chief Minister Skill Upgradation and Global Employment Scheme after completing German language training. Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami met with Rana to congratulate her on this achievement at his residence in Dehradun. The scheme aims to connect Uttarakhand's youth with international employment opportunities, with around 65 youths already placed in jobs in Japan.

Uttarakhand youth bags high-paying nursing job in Germany under CM's 'Global Employment Scheme'

Dehradun, June 24

Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami met with Sapna Rana on Wednesday at the Chief Minister's residence to congratulate her on securing employment in Germany with a monthly salary of approximately ₹3.30 lakh.

Under the Uttarakhand Government's Chief Minister Skill Upgradation and Global Employment Scheme, Rana completed German language training and cleared the required language examination. Following this, she secured employment at Schon Klinik Hospital in Hamburg, Germany, with a monthly salary of 3,060 Euros (approximately ₹3.30 lakh).

Uttarakhand Chief Minister said that "under the Chief Minister Skill Upgradation and Global Employment Scheme, the Overseas Employment Cell, established under the Skill Development and Employment Department, is continuously working to connect the youth of Uttarakhand with international job opportunities."

"The cell is currently providing language training to facilitate employment opportunities for young people in Japan and Germany. So far, around 65 youths from the state have been placed in jobs in Japan," he added.

Cabinet Minister Saurabh Bahuguna stated that "Germany offers significant employment opportunities in the nursing sector, and accordingly, the Overseas Employment Cell has been conducting German language training programs. After completing this training, Sapna Rana, a nursing professional from Tehri Garhwal, was selected for a nursing position in Germany."

Rana completed her schooling at Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya Pokhal and earned her nursing qualification from State Nursing College Dehradun. Through the state government's Chief Minister Skill Upgradation and Global Employment Scheme, she received German language training and subsequently secured her appointment at Schon Klinik Hospital in Hamburg, Germany.

Meanwhile, the Scheme aims to groom youths of the state and make them ready for seeking jobs in foreign nations, said a press release.

The Chief Minister's Skill Upgradation and Global Employment Scheme was placed before the cabinet today, and has been approved by the cabinet. It was reported that an application has been developed on the 'Apuni Sarkar Portal' to create a database related to youth seeking employment abroad, the press release stated.

— ANI

Reader Comments

Sarah B

This is a fantastic initiative! Germany has a severe nursing shortage and Indian nurses are highly respected there. Sapna's journey from Tehri Garhwal to Hamburg is inspiring. The language training component is smart - knowing German opens many doors. Kudos to the Uttarakhand government for thinking globally.

Vikram M

Good for Sapna, but I'm cautiously optimistic. 65 youth placed in Japan is a small number for a state with millions. Let's see how many actually benefit from this scheme in the long run. Also, what about those who fail the language exam? We need more comprehensive support for our youth. 🤔

Priya S

Sapna is living the dream! 🎉 As a nurse myself, I know how tough the profession is in India - long hours, low pay. Germany offering 3.30 lakh is life-changing. But I wonder if the government can negotiate better terms for nurses going abroad? And what about healthcare in our own villages? Still, very happy for her! ❤️

Michael C

Brilliant example of how targeted skill development can change lives. The German language training is key - many Indian professionals overlook the language barrier. This scheme seems well-structured with the 'Apuni Sarkar Portal' for tracking. Hopefully other states will replicate this model. Well done, Uttarakhand! 👏

Ananya R

Yeh scheme achhi hai but why only nursing? Our youth are talented in IT, engineering, hospitality too. Hope they expand to more sectors. Also, 65 youth in Japan seems low for such a big scheme. But one life changed is still one life changed. Sapna ji,

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