BANDIPORA: Government Higher Secondary School (GHSS) Aloosa, Bandipora, organised an industrial visit for students of Classes 9th to 12th enrolled in the IT/ITeS vocational trade to NIELIT Srinagar, under the Samagra Shiksha initiative.
The visit aimed to bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical learning by providing students with first-hand exposure to the functioning of the IT industry and emerging technologies. Industrial visits form an integral part of the Vocational Education Curriculum, helping students to develop practical skills, enhance their understanding of workplace practices, and explore future career opportunities.
The visit was conducted under the guidance and support of Principal, Govt. HSS Aloosa, Shabeer Hussain Parah, Vice Principal, Manzoor Ahmad Bhat, Vocational Teacher, IT/ITeS, Wani Javeed Hussain, and other staff members of the institution.
During the visit to NIELIT Srinagar, students from Levels I to IV received valuable exposure to various technical domains through interactive sessions and practical demonstrations. The programme covered Networking and Cyber Security, Emerging Technologies, Data Centre Tour, live demonstrations at the Software Development Cell, and tours of the Hardware and Drone Labs. Students also gained insights into software development processes, ongoing projects, and the practical functioning of different sections of the organisation.
The students expressed their enthusiasm and appreciation for the informative and enriching experience. Director NIELIT Srinagar, Ashaq Hussain Dar along with concerned staff members facilitated the visit and helped students understand the practical applications of various IT concepts.
The initiative highlighted the importance of vocational education in equipping students with industry-relevant skills and preparing them for future employment opportunities. Such exposure visits play a significant role in developing technical competence, broadening career perspectives, and familiarising students with the latest advancements in information technology.
The school reaffirmed its commitment to promoting practical, skill-based learning and providing students with meaningful opportunities to connect classroom education with real-world industry practices.

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