Lason implements Campus Model to meet BPO industry demand

Mumbai, Mar 14 (UNI) Lason India today announced their successful implementation of Campus Model, a course module that was customized effectively to suit the emerging demands of the BPO industry.

Announcing this, the Company said the BPO course curriculum was designed with an objective of making the students employable as soon as they complete their college. The curriculum fits into three semesters which includes both theory and practical exposure with which the students gain hands-on experience that enables them to become ''Industry-Ready'', an official press release said.

This course is offered as an elective subject to the postgraduates.

The course was implemented in Nehru Memorial Arts and Science College (NMC), Tamil Nadu. Out of the 87 students who have undertaken the course, 34 students have been recruited by Lason India.

Speaking on the occasion, Lason India director Thomas Denomme said, ''Our organization has constantly been in the forefront to explore new avenues in implementing high standards of BPO services in India. Realizing the boom of BPO industry in the near future, we comprehended that the easy way to meet the growing demands of the industry would be to train young talent with a clear-cut course module that would cater a combination of theoretical and practical knowledge.'' Highly enthused by the kind of reception, Mr Denomme said the Company has received for this course a module from various educational institutions across Tamil Nadu.

Lason India vice president Jayakumar T said, ''The course model has been conceptualized and rolled out very recently. Three of the faculties from NMC took up the course on BPO-Healthcare at Lason India. This was followed by designing of the curriculum for the BPO-Healthcare.'' The faculties were given intensive training on the high-level practical aspects of the BPO industry that enabled them to coach the students more proficiently. The entire course module was custom-built by incorporating most up-to-date developments in the BPO industry, he said UNI SN MAZ SKB1928