Objectives
Objectives
- To ensure regular flow of skilled workers in different businesses for the industry.
- Increasing the quality and industrial production with systematic training of workers.
- Well Equipped for useful industrial employment to reduce unemployment among educated youths.
Skill Opportunities
- Skill development is important to promote employment and economic growth.
- Only 13% of the university graduates are available for employment.
- Only 5% of young professionals are trained.
- India is the youngest country and 54% of the population is under the age of 30.
- Until 2020, India’s demographic surplus will be 47 million.
- 69% of the total unemployed are unemployed without professional skills.
Building new training facilities / Using existing infrastructure
- To include various industries coming under the Candidate Training Act of the state which are using their infrastructure facilities.
- To involve production organizations, industrial organizations, construction organizations, retail organizations, automobile organizations, etc. in group training.
- Including specialized sectors like Hospitals / Hotels / Retail / Gems & Jewellery / Apparel / Travel & Tourism / Food Processing etc..
- Including the corporate sector. Including secondary schools / ashram schools / NGOs / master craftsmen. [/sli]
Inclusion of recognized educational institutions
- Arts, Science, Commerce Colleges
- Engineering and Technical Colleges
- Colleges of Agriculture
- Medical Colleges
- HMCT Colleges
Strategy for Implementation
Role of State Government
- Implementing the program in mission mode.
- Bringing all training plans of all departments under one roof.[/sli] [sli]Aligning manpower for field studies in all districts.
- Designing a competency-based curriculum.
- Preparing training materials.
- Training of trainers facility.
- Additional infrastructure for training.
- Quality audit mechanism to monitor training quality.
- Examination and certification of trainees; separate assessment body for each district.
- Mechanism to track employment.
- Linking various government/private departments for self-employment.
- Popularity and publicity of the scheme.