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District Sector Course Code Course Name Training Center Address E-Mail ID Mobile No 31St March 2019 Target Available Till District Sector Course Code Course Name Training Center Address E-mail ID Mobile No 31st March 2019 IICE, Kalimpong I, IICE, Bagdhara Road, APPAREL, MADE-UPS & KALIMPONG AMH/Q1947 Self Employed Tailor Kazi Compound, P.O.-Kalimpong, Dist.- [email protected] 9832044766 60 HOME FURNISHING Darjeeling, Pin-734301, West Bengal IICE, Kalimpong II, IICE, Algarah Bazar, APPAREL, MADE-UPS & KALIMPONG AMH/Q1947 Self Employed Tailor P.O.-Algarah, Kalimpong II, Dist.- [email protected] 9832044766 60 HOME FURNISHING Darjeeling, Pin-734314, West Bengal IICE, Mal busty, P.O.-Fagu, P.S.- APPAREL, MADE-UPS & KALIMPONG AMH/Q1947 Self Employed Tailor Gorubathan, Dist.-Darjeeling, Pin- [email protected] 9832044766 120 HOME FURNISHING 735231, West Bengal IICE, Mal busty, P.O.-Fagu, P.S.- Chauffeur / Taxi KALIMPONG AUTOMOTIVE ASC/Q9714 Gorubathan, Dist.-Darjeeling, Pin- [email protected] 9832044766 60 Driver 735231, West Bengal IICE, Kalimpong I, IICE, Bagdhara Road, Assistant Beauty KALIMPONG BEAUTY & WELLNESS BWS/Q0101 Kazi Compound, P.O.-Kalimpong, Dist.- [email protected] 9832044766 60 Therapist Darjeeling, Pin-734301, West Bengal KALIMPONG BEAUTY & WELLNESS BWS/Q0102 Beauty Therapist Gorubathan,Darjeeling [email protected] 9230625624 120 Sherpa Building, Primtam Road, PO + PS KALIMPONG BEAUTY & WELLNESS BWS/Q0201 Assistant Hair Stylist – Kalimpong, Dist – Darjeeling - [email protected] 9434166419 3 734301 KALIMPONG CONSTRUCTION CON/Q0602 Assistant Electrician 14TH MILE , KALIMPONG [email protected] 9007928366 240 Field Technician – BESIDE SUB-DIVISIONAL LIBERARY KALIMPONG ELECTRONICS & HARDWARE ELE/Q4601 Computing and KALIMPONG, P.O-KALIMPONG DIST- [email protected] 9733188835 60 Peripherals DARJEELING PIN-734301 IICE, Kalimpong I, IICE, Bagdhara Road, Wireman – Control KALIMPONG ELECTRONICS & HARDWARE ELE/Q7302 Kazi Compound, P.O.-Kalimpong, Dist.- [email protected] 9832044766 90 Panel Darjeeling, Pin-734301, West Bengal IICE, Kalimpong II, IICE, Algarah Bazar, Wireman – Control KALIMPONG ELECTRONICS & HARDWARE ELE/Q7302 P.O.-Algarah, Kalimpong II, Dist.- [email protected] 9832044766 60 Panel Darjeeling, Pin-734314, West Bengal IICE, Mal busty, P.O.-Fagu, P.S.- Wireman – Control KALIMPONG ELECTRONICS & HARDWARE ELE/Q7302 Gorubathan, Dist.-Darjeeling, Pin- [email protected] 9832044766 90 Panel 735231, West Bengal Mobile Phone IICE, Kalimpong I, IICE, Bagdhara Road, KALIMPONG ELECTRONICS & HARDWARE ELE/Q8104 Hardware Repair Kazi Compound, P.O.-Kalimpong, Dist.- [email protected] 9832044766 60 Technician Darjeeling, Pin-734301, West Bengal Mobile Phone IICE, Kalimpong II, IICE, Algarah Bazar, KALIMPONG ELECTRONICS & HARDWARE ELE/Q8104 Hardware Repair P.O.-Algarah, Kalimpong II, Dist.- [email protected] 9832044766 60 Technician Darjeeling, Pin-734314, West Bengal Mobile Phone IICE, Mal busty, P.O.-Fagu, P.S.- KALIMPONG ELECTRONICS & HARDWARE ELE/Q8104 Hardware Repair Gorubathan, Dist.-Darjeeling, Pin- [email protected] 9832044766 60 Technician 735231, West Bengal General Duty BAGDHARA ROAD, NEAR ICICI BANK, KALIMPONG HEALTHCARE HSS/Q5101 [email protected] 9093681508 60 Assistant P.S.: KALIMPONG, DIST: DARJEELING IICE, Kalimpong I, IICE, Bagdhara Road, Front Line Health KALIMPONG HEALTHCARE HSS/Q8601 Kazi Compound, P.O.-Kalimpong, Dist.- [email protected] 9832044766 60 Worker Darjeeling, Pin-734301, West Bengal IICE, Kalimpong II, IICE, Algarah Bazar, Front Line Health KALIMPONG HEALTHCARE HSS/Q8601 P.O.-Algarah, Kalimpong II, Dist.- [email protected] 9832044766 60 Worker Darjeeling, Pin-734314, West Bengal IICE, Mal busty, P.O.-Fagu, P.S.- Front Line Health KALIMPONG HEALTHCARE HSS/Q8601 Gorubathan, Dist.-Darjeeling, Pin- [email protected] 9832044766 60 Worker 735231, West Bengal BESIDE SUB-DIVISIONAL LIBERARY Domestic IT KALIMPONG IT-ITES SSC/Q0110 KALIMPONG, P.O-KALIMPONG DIST- [email protected] 9733188835 60 helpdesk Attendant DARJEELING PIN-734301 IICE, Kalimpong I, IICE, Bagdhara Road, Domestic Data entry KALIMPONG IT-ITES SSC/Q2212 Kazi Compound, P.O.-Kalimpong, Dist.- [email protected] 9832044766 60 Operator Darjeeling, Pin-734301, West Bengal IICE, Kalimpong II, IICE, Algarah Bazar, Domestic Data entry KALIMPONG IT-ITES SSC/Q2212 P.O.-Algarah, Kalimpong II, Dist.- [email protected] 9832044766 60 Operator Darjeeling, Pin-734314, West Bengal Target Available Till District Sector Course Code Course Name Training Center Address E-mail ID Mobile No 31st March 2019 IICE, Mal busty, P.O.-Fagu, P.S.- Domestic Data entry KALIMPONG IT-ITES SSC/Q2212 Gorubathan, Dist.-Darjeeling, Pin- [email protected] 9832044766 120 Operator 735231, West Bengal BESIDE SUB-DIVISIONAL LIBERARY Domestic Data entry KALIMPONG IT-ITES SSC/Q2212 KALIMPONG, P.O-KALIMPONG DIST- [email protected] 9733188835 90 Operator DARJEELING PIN-734301 Associate - KALIMPONG IT-ITES SSC/Q2301 Gorubathan,Darjeeling [email protected] 9230625624 120 Transactional F&A BESIDE SUB-DIVISIONAL LIBERARY Associate - Desktop KALIMPONG IT-ITES SSC/Q2702 KALIMPONG, P.O-KALIMPONG DIST- [email protected] 9733188835 60 Publishing(DTP) DARJEELING PIN-734301 Housekeeping KALIMPONG TOURISM & HOSPITALITY THC/Q0203 Attendant (Manual 14TH MILE , KALIMPONG [email protected] 9007928366 240 Cleaning) Above Kali Mandir, Atisha Road, Food & Beverage KALIMPONG TOURISM & HOSPITALITY THC/Q0301 Kalimpong, Dist - Darjeeling, West [email protected] 9831033772 90 Service-Steward Bengal, Pin - 734301 Food & Beverage KALIMPONG TOURISM & HOSPITALITY THC/Q0301 14TH MILE , KALIMPONG [email protected] 9007928366 240 Service-Steward.
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