Upskilling
Chief Minister Pramod Sawant said the collaboration will pave the way for India’s “largest hospitality skilling centre aimed at creating enhanced employment opportunities for the state’s youth”.
Arunachal Pradesh: Nyato Dukam the skill development and entrepreneurship minister inaugurated a five-day training of trainers (ToT) in Pedagogy in collaboration with Kolkata-based Central Staff Training and Research Institute (CSTARI).
The state has 1,700 ITIs and Training Institutes, equipped to train 2,20,000 youth annually, fostering technical and vocational expertise.
SIP now comprises PM-KVY 4.0, PM-NAPS, and JSS schemes.
More than 55 companies participated in the job fair, offering over 1,500 jobs and 250 entrepreneurship opportunities.
Economic Survey 2024-25: The survey flags challenges in the skill landscape is the prevalence of low-skilled workers which is attributed to the quality of educational outcomes across different levels of education.
Eco Survey: 90% of India’s workforce has secondary-level education or less; just 4.2% earn between Rs 4 lakh and Rs 8 lakh annually in specialised roles, reveals data
Haryana: The skill centres will provide advanced training in emerging technologies like artificial intelligence, cyber security and block chain.
Addressing a programme, chief minister said that the training will be funded by the ministry of tourism and 17 startups have already employed around 432 IDPs.
As part of the Kerala Knowledge Economy Mission, the collaboration will create 20 lakh jobs by 2026
