Indian Navy Placement Agency (INPA) and online job portal Monster India have entered into an exclusive partnership to power the second career pursuits of retired navy veterans.
Both the entities have signed a memorandum of understanding to this effect.
Monster aims to list more than 1,000 job opportunities for the talent in the first 12 months in India, Middle-East and South East Asia and has a target of increasing this number to 2,000 opportunities by 2020, Monster.com said in a release.
The partnership will focus on identifying opportunities in sectors such as capital goods, IT, security, ITeS and micro, small and medium enterprises for the uniquely-skilled talent pool of INPA.
“We aim to assist retired navy veterans with customised job opportunities in accordance with their skill set. Moreover, Monster India will regularly provide the candidates with job fairs, interview etiquette tips, career recommendations and actively tagging job seekers on its various platforms,” Abhijeet Mukherjee, CEO, Monster.com (APAC and Middle-East) said.
The INPA pool consists of around 8,800 candidates across ranks, of which, majority are graduates and post-graduates and possess engineering and professional degrees such as MBA and LLB. The candidates are tech-savvy and their exposure to foreign navies and cities equip them with relevant skills for the corporate world.
“Our association with Monster India is to further strengthen the support INPA provides to the navy veterans to identify second career opportunities,” Vivek Karnavat, principal director ex-servicemen affairs said.