The university had the infrastructure and would play its role in skill development with the State Government sanctioning three skill development centres- one in science and technology and two in arts and commerce. With the focus of skill development on lower levels till now, the number of engineering graduates that remained unemployed has been increasing in spite of thousands of jobs being available, Mr. Haribabu said at a press conference he addressed with representatives of IIAT, universities and skill development institutes here on Saturday. The two would sign an MoU for a three-month certificate course. To begin with Andhra University would offer it and later others like the HPCL Skill Development Institute would take it up, Mr. Haribabu said. A meeting would be held on August 3 with ITAAP representatives and Andhra University officials and the former would present the curriculum prepared for a three-month certificate course.
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