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Tie-up for animation colleges

Hyderabad, July 4

Picasso Digital Media Pvt Ltd has entered into an agreement with the Canada-based Centennial College to start International Animation Colleges in Hyderabad and Delhi. Addressing a press conference here on Monday, Mr A.B.R.P. Reddy, Managing Director, said i $9 million would be invested to develop the college. In the first phase, the company plans to use the human resources for its in-house requirements that included outsourcing jobs. The Hyderabad campus would offer three- year full time degree programme and 18-month part time programme. The two colleges are expected to train at least 1,000 animators by the end of 2008.

– Our Bureau

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