2013 NIFTEM short term training programs in food processing India

The National Institute of Food Technology Entrepreneurship and Management (NIFTEM) is an autonomous institution under the Ministry of Food Processing Industries, Govt. of India. NIFTEM offers various courses and training programs in the fields of food technology and management. Its Skill Development Division is conducting short term training programs in the food processing sector in April and May 2013.

 Features
The programs will be organized at NIFTEM campus, Kundli (NCR), Haryana.
Only 25 participants will be admitted to each course on first-cum-first-serve basis.

 The Food Processing Training Programs
S.No.Training ProgramCourse CoordinatorProgram DateResidential FeeNon-Residential FeeLast Dt.Fees submission
1Development of functional foodsDr. Rakhi Singh25-27 April 2013Rs.9550/-Rs.7870/-23rd April 2013
2Detection of Genetically modified organismDr. Neetu K Taneja25-27 April 2013Rs.9550/-Rs.7870/-23rd April 2013
3Food Packaging MaterialsDr. P. Murali25-26 April 2013Rs.9550/-Rs.7870/-23rd April 2013
4Analysis of pesticides residueDr. Neela Emanuel29-30 April 2013Rs.9550/-Rs.7870/-26th April 2013
5Organization Effectiveness: appl. of Gita WayProf.A.K.Singh Suryavanshi20-21 May 2013Rs.9550/-Rs.7870/-17th May 2013
& Dr. Anupama Panghal
6Corporate GovernanceDr.Sanjay Bhayana20-21 May 2013Rs.9550/-Rs.7870/-17th May 2013
7Quantitative Analaytical Tools for Data AnalysisDr. Vijay Kumar27-28 May 2013Rs.9550/-Rs.7870/-25th May 2013
8ICT & Food Security ManagementMr. Kumar Rahul27-28 May 2013Rs.9550/-Rs.7870/-25th May 2013
9Post Harvest Mgmt. of fresh produceDr. P.K. Paul20-22 May 2013Rs.9550/-Rs.7870/-17th May 2013
10Food Quality Control in IndiaDr. Kalyan Das22-24 May 2013Rs.9550/-Rs.7870/-17th May 2013
11Quallity Issues in Indian meat processing systemDr.Nitin Mehta22-24 May 2013Rs.9550/-Rs.7870/-17th May 2013
12Food AnalysisDr. Chakravarthi S.29-30 May 2013Rs.9550/-Rs.7870/-26th May 2013
13Food Waste ManagementDr. Bhaswati Bhattacharya30-31 May 2013Rs.9550/-Rs.7870/-26th May 2013
Please check the official website to confirm the fees & schedules of the above programs.

 How to apply
You have to register for the desired course with the concerned Course Coordinator by submitting an all-inclusivefees in form of a Demand Draft in favour of “NIFTEM” payable at Kundli branch, SOnepat (Haryana) on or before the last date as mentioned for each program. The hard copies can be forwarded to Shri. Anirudh Singh, DGM NIFTEM at the address below:
NIFTEM Campus,
Plot No.97, Sector 56,
HSIIDC Industrial Estate,
Kundli,
District Sonepat,
Haryana – 131028
Note: A soft copy of the complete registration form can also be forwarded to: Shri. Anirudh Singh, DGM NIFTEM at: anirudh.niftem@gmail.com / skill@niftem.ac.in
Contact Information
Ph: 0130-2281000 / 2219759-63
Website: www.niftem.ac.in

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