The company also plans to deploy its training programs on the Intranets of target companies. While the call centre training plans have not been finalised as of now, "since we are still talking to companies operating call centres," according to Ms Ganesh, the company has firmed up its plans for imparting telecom training. It is planning to invest Rs 25 lakh in the project, which will be rolled out by June and hope to reach "a few million people". "Given the new telecom policies, this sector is going to grow exponentially in the coming few years. And there will be a huge demand for a people trained in telecom," said Ms Ganesh. However, the training project will be oriented more towards creating basic telecom awareness among support staff, in areas like marketing, HR , etc., instead of training hardcore telecom experts. "Two years ago, we did a similar program to train a large number of professionals for the automobile industry, which was a great success. We hope to replicate this in the telecom and call centreindustries," she added.