9 Mizoram nurses to work as 'Specified Skilled Workers' in Japan
With the collective effort and collaboration between the Labour, Employment, Skill Development and Entrepreneurship Department of the Mizoram government, Mission Foundation Movement and National Skill Development Corporation, nine Mizo nurses have been selected as the first batch to undergo Japanese language training in Delhi.
Aizawl: Nine Mizoram nurses, who are known for their caring and nursing skills and approach, have been selected to work as specified skilled workers in Japan, officials said here on Friday.
A Mizoram government official said that the nine Mizo nurses have been selected as the first batch to undergo Japanese language training in Delhi.
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After completion of the language training course, the qualified candidates would be placed in Japan by the government of India to work as 'Specified Skilled Workers' in various fields.
More nurse trainees are expected to make use of this opportunity to work overseas, the official said.
He said that to address the severe labour shortage in Japan by accepting foreign human resources with specific expertise and skill, India and Japan signed a Memorandum of Cooperation in January last year for appointing 'Specified Skilled Workers'.
To start the project, training and placement of 50 nursing care workers have been implemented for nursing professionals to work in Japanese elderly care facilities, hospitals, and other recognised healthcare institutions.
With the collective effort and collaboration between the Labour, Employment, Skill Development and Entrepreneurship Department of the Mizoram government, Mission Foundation Movement and National Skill Development Corporation, nine Mizo nurses have been selected as the first batch to undergo Japanese language training in Delhi.
Medical Dialogues team had earlier reported that 51 nursing officers from across the country had been felicitated with the National Florence Nightingale Award 2021 by President Smt Droupadi Murmu at Rashtrapati Bhavan for their exemplary contribution to strengthening healthcare delivery. The National Florence Nightingale Awards were instituted in the year 1973 by the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Government of India, as a mark of recognition for the meritorious services rendered by nurses and nursing professionals to society.
