To curb the spread of COVID-19, National Skill Training Institute (NSTI) has developed and installed a hand washing machine at Chunabhatti Police Station in Mumbai on April 24. | The Times of India

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1.2K views · 13 reactions | The National Registry's revised Advanced Level Psychomotor Examination Skill Sheets are live as of today - March 17, 2021. Visit our YouTube channel and website for more details and sample sheets. YouTube: https://zcu.io/HMaU National Registry News: https://zcu.io/pU6e Sample Skill Sheets: https://zcu.io/dFVA | National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians (NREMT) | Facebook

Empathy isn't a passive skill. It's an active process! 🧑‍🏫 Why do empathy scores drop for new EMS providers once they leave the classroom? And what can educators and agencies do to make sure that crucial compassion doesn't disappear? It requires an intentional, active approach. Listen to Kenny Navarro, the Program Manager at the National Registry, discuss the research on maintaining empathy throughout an EMS career. 🎙️ Full episode of Registry Insider available on all your favorite podcast st

The Ministry of Skill Development & Entrepreneurship (MSDE), in collaboration with the Directorate General of Training (DGT) and the National Instructional Media Institute (NIMI), introduces Skill e-Labs—a game-changer in vocational education under SANKALP. This initiative is set to redefine Vocational Education & Training (VET) by seamlessly integrating digital learning with immersive technologies. 🔹 What’s Inside Skill e-Labs? ✅ 6 cutting-edge e-Labs for interactive & hands-on learning ✅ Next

What happens when you refuse to stop at just one dream? For Satendra Kumar from Sitamarhi, Bihar, it meant turning his passion for sports into a purpose that empowers others. A talented cricketer with big ambitions, he chose to explore beyond the field and stepped into the world of AI and Machine Learning at NSTI Chennai. Today, as a student innovator at IIT Madras, he’s using technology to help rural athletes get the recognition they deserve. His story proves that with the right skills, no drea