Indian Institute of Creative Skills: a launch ramp for those who target a career in the world media

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New Delhi (India), March 22: Delhi has just received a world class training institute for media preparations and creative skills for the launch of the Institute is finished and will soon be officially inaugurated. Currently, the Institute, appointed Institute of Creative Skills (IICS), organizes the “Delhi Creators Summit” in collaboration with the Media and Skills Council (MESC). In particular, the MESC is associated with the National Skills Development Council (NSDC)

To be held from March 21 to 23, the “Delhi Creators Summit” will bring together on a platform very influential personalities of the worlds of films, television, music, manufacturing of beauty products and the media.

According to the CEO of NSDC and the director general of NSDC International Ved Mani Tiwari, the Indian Institute of Creative Skills (IICS), at the NSDC, is an important step in the establishment of India as a global hub of creative excellence.

“The initiative, launched by the Media and Entertainment Skills Council (MESC), as part of the NSDC Academy, was designed to provide a development of world class skills and training for industry. With a unique mixture of learning -based learning, live projects and paid learning, the Institute will serve a launch for ambitious creation professionals.

“I congratulate the NSDC and MESC teams for their dedication and I look forward to the transformer impact of this institute in the formation of the future of creative talent of India,” said Tiwari.

Speaking of the media, the CEO of Mesc Dr Mohit Soni said (IICS): “We are not only launching a training institute, but we are ready to set up a global launch for those who aim to make a career in the world of cinematographic and media creative skills. Currently, a two -year training course takes place at the Delhi Center, which will also include six months of training during the job in a project. ”

Among those who frequent the Delhi Creators Summit, including renowned experts from the media world and actors, notably Ketki Pandit, Mohan Nadar, Ritu Janjani, Vishal Singh, Aishwarya Maheshwari, Dr Akhil Kumar, Dise Khanna, Mr. Hanif, Radha Bhatt, Ankush Bali and Mohin Khan

A global platform of creative excellence

CEO Mohit Soni said that IICS students will have the opportunity to obtain training in fields such as the School of Arts and Media Management, Sound & Music production, New Age Media School, Creative Communication School, Digital Content Creation and the School of Events and Experiential Media.

“ The special characteristic of the study program will be that these courses will have a provision for a six -month employment training so that students trained by the IIC do not face any problem working in a corner of the world. In addition, participants will also obtain an allowance from Rs 35,000 to Rs 40,000 per month, “he said.

On the eligibility for training, Dr. Soni said that anyone who had succeeded in the 12th standard can request admission to the IIC.

“They will have to appear for an online test,” he said.

About the organizers:

The Media and Skills Council is a matter of the Ministry of Skills Development and Entrepreneurship. He devoted himself to improving professional expertise in the creative field.

Delhi Creators Summit is not only an event, but a program that aims to give a new direction to creativity and innovation and to take it to new heights, which will offer a different type of experience to those associated with the media industry.

Held from March 21 to 23, the summit of creators brings together some of the most influential people in the fields of cinema, television, music, creation of beauty and media content.

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