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Microsoft Student Partners

It’s been a successful  year we worked as an MSP 2008-09 selected by Microsoft MDP Nepal from different Engineering colleges and the colleges that fall under the STEM-D (Science, Technology, Engineering , mathematics and developers) to develop information technology skills Nepalese students to be able to face their upcoming challenges after they graduate and face the industries.

The whole idea of the program is to prepare the Nepalese Students to be able to showcase their technical skills in the world. Basically the universities of the country are moreover focused on the subject material to be taught to the students. A New thought process was introduced Microsoft MDP Nepal to give extra Knowledge and training to the students of Nepal other than the knowledge and skills that they learn at their colleges. For this process two ambassador from each college were selected as Microsoft Student Partners 2008- 09.

During the year the two ambassadors from different college were colleges were given a large number of trainings, opportunity to be able to be a part of different IT events held in Nepal, play with newer technology before everyone and the most importantly share it with the community. Events like BHASA WORKSHOP, BLOGGING WORKSHOP were organized for the students to trim their skills. A lot of technology experts from outside the county were also brought in to the country to give the presentations in different technology. A number of programs like Live@edu, MSDNAA, Portals like Technetnepal.net (for the IT professionals), Msdnnepal.net (for the software developers) were launched and a large number of students were involved.

I was a part of it and I feel proud to be associated with it. I hope it’s going to be big and more worthy next year. I want to thank all my colleagues working with me as an MSP 2008-09 and lastly not the least Microsoft MDP Nepal for giving me this opportunity and helping me and my friends trimming our skills. I look forward to contribute in Nepal’s IT sector and compete with the IT of different countries.