Thursday, July 16, 2009

Work-from-home option in Azimuth attracts students in the Job Fair

1500 students, attended a major job fair at Chennai in Queen Marys College, on 4th and 5 th of July. The Job fair was conducted from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Students who had passed out three years back were also allowed to attend the Job Fair along with the freshers. Azimuth was one of the key employers, which participated in the event.

Around 450 students attended the presentation that was given by Azimuth. Many freshers and experienced candidates showed interest in the work-from-home option that Azimuth provides to its employees. The student showed interest in Medical transcription, as it was a recession proof industry. Azimuth was able to select some of the smart candidates.

“Job fairs and campus interviews have long proven to be effective tools for matching good employers with qualified job seekers,” John IB, Manager HR of Azimuth, said.

Tuesday, July 7, 2009

COLLEGE STUDENTS UNDERWENT IN-PLANT TRAINING

For the 250 or so students of Indira Gandhi College of Arts and Science, it was really a day that stood apart from the rest of their academic days. The training hall at the third floor of Azimuth wore a festive look, as it was abuzz with the lively conversations of the enthusiastic participants. Students in batches of 50 took turn and attended the in-plant training program at Azimuth from June 29 to July 3, 2009.

The students went on their rounds and observed the ongoing activities in the production and MT training facilities every morning before gathering at the training hall. The training session started with the welcome address by Mr. John Isaac, Manager (HR). It was followed by the orientation session handled by Ms. Vithya, (Marketing Executive). She threw light on the current scenario of MT industry, its immunity to the global economic slowdown and its promising future.

Mr. Aravazhi, Mentor, Azimuth Academy, thoroughly explained the various procedures involved in Medical Transcription and what constitutes a successful Medical Transcriptionist. He also gave a brief introduction to the language of medicine.

Ms. Arunmozhi, Manager, Azimuth Academy, explained the advantages and significance of online training. She also highlighted the relevance of online training in terms of housewives and those who are willing to work from home at the comfort of their own time and pace. She then described the various aspects of online tutoring process and round-the-clock help desk.

Students were given pre and post session questionnaires and their responses were documented. On the whole, the students opined that the training program offered them an educative and informative experience of their lifetime.

COLLEGE STUDENTS UNDERWENT IN-PLANT TRAINING

For the 250 or so students of Indira Gandhi College of Arts and Science, it was really a day that stood apart from the rest of their academic days. The training hall at the third floor of Azimuth wore a festive look, as it was abuzz with the lively conversations of the enthusiastic participants. Students in batches of 50 took turn and attended the in-plant training program at Azimuth from June 29 to July 3, 2009.

The students went on their rounds and observed the ongoing activities in the production and MT training facilities every morning before gathering at the training hall. The training session started with the welcome address by Mr. John Isaac, Manager (HR). It was followed by the orientation session handled by Ms. Vithya, (Marketing Executive). She threw light on the current scenario of MT industry, its immunity to the global economic slowdown and its promising future.

Mr. Aravazhi, Mentor, Azimuth Academy, thoroughly explained the various procedures involved in Medical Transcription and what constitutes a successful Medical Transcriptionist. He also gave a brief introduction to the language of medicine.

Ms. Arunmozhi, Manager, Azimuth Academy, explained the advantages and significance of online training. She also highlighted the relevance of online training in terms of housewives and those who are willing to work from home at the comfort of their own time and pace. She then described the various aspects of online tutoring process and round-the-clock help desk.

Students were given pre and post session questionnaires and their responses were documented. On the whole, the students opined that the training program offered them an educative and informative experience of their lifetime.

COLLEGE STUDENTS UNDERWENT IN-PLANT TRAINING

For the 250 or so students of Indira Gandhi College of Arts and Science, it was really a day that stood apart from the rest of their academic days. The training hall at the third floor of Azimuth wore a festive look, as it was abuzz with the lively conversations of the enthusiastic participants. Students in batches of 50 took turn and attended the in-plant training program at Azimuth from June 29 to July 3, 2009.

The students went on their rounds and observed the ongoing activities in the production and MT training facilities every morning before gathering at the training hall. The training session started with the welcome address by Mr. John Isaac, Manager (HR). It was followed by the orientation session handled by Ms. Vithya, (Marketing Executive). She threw light on the current scenario of MT industry, its immunity to the global economic slowdown and its promising future.

Mr. Aravazhi, Mentor, Azimuth Academy, thoroughly explained the various procedures involved in Medical Transcription and what constitutes a successful Medical Transcriptionist. He also gave a brief introduction to the language of medicine.

Ms. Arunmozhi, Manager, Azimuth Academy, explained the advantages and significance of online training. She also highlighted the relevance of online training in terms of housewives and those who are willing to work from home at the comfort of their own time and pace. She then described the various aspects of online tutoring process and round-the-clock help desk.

Students were given pre and post session questionnaires and their responses were documented. On the whole, the students opined that the training program offered them an educative and informative experience of their lifetime.

Wednesday, June 24, 2009

“Job for All” slogan only @ Azimuth

Medical Transcription is one of the robust industries, which is been escalating in the present scenario. Azimuth teams both lucrative career choices and plenteous growth factors in MT in India. Availing a job at Azimuth is never a Herculean task; all you need to have is a good English comprehension skills and basic grammar. Besides this, our meticulous and scheduled training will groom the aspirants substantially to befit the position of a Medical Transcriptionist. The aspirants are always encouraged and motivated to take up MT courses to get acknowledged in this tremendously growing industry. Immense job enhancement and job enrichment assures the employees a guaranteed success in their career growth.

The recession, not leaving behind a single industry has slammed almost all. In that case, getting a job first and fastening a good hold of it later is still possible and less complicated with Azimuth. Aspirants looking for a good job as soon as they finish their graduation can directly walk into Azimuth, get trained and work in our KPO (Knowledge Process Outsourcing. People with a hand full of experience in MT can also find their respective positions with a commendable work profile. In a nutshell, Azimuth caters to people from different spheres no matter what societal status you behold; whether you are a fresher or a housewife or working individual looking for part time you can walk into Azimuth with expectation and walk out with satisfaction.

Saturday, June 20, 2009

AZIMUTH LAUNCHES ITS 25TH E-BATCH

Ever since Azimuth Academy made a dramatic transition from the traditional way of learning to the scientific method of e-learning in 2006, it has scripted several success stories of transforming aspiring MTs into competent professionals. So far, in the span of nearly 3 ½ years, Azimuth Academy has trained a sizable body of women and men in 24 batches. And now is the moment to cherish as it takes its prestigious 25th batch of e-learning in the series.

In retrospect, Azimuth has ceaselessly been witnessing systematic improvements in its pedagogy as more and more trainees are inducted in its fold. It is evident from the fact that Azimuth stands as one of the best destinations in the country in terms of getting quality medical transcription training at affordable cost. With the daunting task – of creating a more vibrant society by introducing additional avenues of employment – lying ahead, Azimuth acknowledges this as a humble act and braces itself for the broader objective. However, be it the Batch No.1 or 25 or even the batches yet to come, the zeal with which it makes things happen remains and will remain the same forever.

Azimuth wishes to share this joyous moment with its fraternity and takes this opportunity to thank everyone helped actualizing this rare feat.