Hamrobazar Student Partnership programme at Acme Engineering College held successfully
Hamrobazar, Nepal’s FREE online classified marketplace, successfully held another student partnership program aimed at bridging the gap between students and industry experts at Acme Engineering College (AEC), Sitapaila, Kathmandu, on Monday. The event commenced with an introduction to Hamrobazar and its program partners: Bajaj Pulsar and Nepcom Services, setting the stage for a day full of insights and interactive sessions.
The highlight of the event was the keynote speech delivered by Mr. Raju Shrestha, Director of the Civil Aviation Authority of Nepal (CAAN). He commenced his session by addressing the queries of the students. Subsequently, he discussed the extensive scope of civil aviation and introduced the concept of Next Generation Aviation Professionals (NGAP). Additionally, He delved into the reasons behind aeroplane crashes. Despite maintaining a high security standard, which surpasses the average, aircraft accidents continue to occur due to the challenges posed by complex geological structures and severe weather conditions. He elaborated on the existing conditions of Nepal’s airports, revealing that out of 54 airports, approximately 40 are currently either undergoing renovation or are in the process of being constructed.
After the keynote speech, students engaged in an informative Pulsar Pathshala workshop. This educational program concentrated on educating students about motorcycle add-ons and their significance. Instructors guided students in comprehending the proper application of these add-ons, highlighting safety measures and adherence to regulations. Additionally, they offered valuable advice on using motorcycles for commuting purposes. The session peaked with an exciting chance for eager students to test drive the 2023 NS200, offering them a hands-on experience into the bike’s power and capabilities.
As the day unfolded, the event further transformed into a platform for enjoyment and interaction. Students wholeheartedly participated in a variety of games, competing for the opportunity to secure enticing prizes. Moreover, there were numerous giveaways, offering students the chance to win attractive gifts.
In conclusion, the Hamrobazar event at Acme Engineering College (AEC) succeeded in its objective of connecting students with industry experts. Through a combination of inspiring talks, educational sessions, and engaging games, attendees departed with a wealth of knowledge and unforgettable memories.
Hamrobazar plans to hold similar 100 programs within a year. The next event is scheduled to be at Kathmandu Don Bosco College on August 25.