International Migration Centre to be established in Mangaluru


Team Udayavani, Sep 11, 2020, 10:06 AM IST

Mangaluru: In order to increase employment opportunities abroad and avoid job related fraud, International Migration Center- Karnataka (IMCK) will be set up in Mangaluru

The centre which will function under the Department of Skill Development is set to be launched in the next two weeks.

The head office has been established in Bengaluru and the branches of IMC will soon be set up in several other districts

The centre will provide authentic information, guidance training and recruitment for overseas employment.

PDOT (Pre-Departure Orientation Training) is also established for the candidates to guide and train them to prevent fraud.

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