Chennai : IT companies are spending nearly 3lacs to train and deploy a fresher into projects and companies started to downsize the figure and lookingout the solution that’s were time STC Technologies have comeup with the innovative model of Train and Hire Recruitment model. This model also addresses the campus hiring slots, selection dropouts and mass campus hunt.

Today the trend moving towards the Train & Hire Recruitment model by corporates specially for Fresher Hiring. This model cut down the Fresher training and hiring cost drastically and even students are hired on demand basis. This model also replaces the traditional campus and off campus recruitment for Freshers says Thirumal Raj, Director of STC Technologies.More than 3200 candidates placed in various IT companies with similar model.Through this recruitment process STC Technologies initially shortlist the candidates with aptitude and communication test and also sets the eligibility criteria with 60% in 10th/12th & graduation.

STC Technologies today having more than 240+ clients all over India hiring their students through this Train & Hire model concept. STC planning to hire to 3000+ candidates this year across Tamilnadu to meet the demand from their IT clients.All this candidates will be trained in Software Testing and deployed in Clients place post training.

“We provide a one stop solution to all our clients. We have our own expertise which we created within a decade experience and it is backed up by people who are out in the industry with our own certification,” says Saran VJ, Director of STC Technologies. The company with its 15 centers in India caters to trainings of all the levels of testing programs, which is specifically into testing certifications. We have our own branded portfolio certifications called as CSTP stands for Certified Software Test Professionals and Certified Automation Test Engineer (CATe). The programme allows the candidate to learn about the advance level of testing programmes in India and this is endorsed and supported by many of large MNCs in Indian market.