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10 policy changes to connect skill development with the Industry

Start Date :
Jun 23, 2014
Last Date :
Aug 25, 2014
18:30 PM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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This task seeks the views of the participant on basic yet crucial aspects related to skill development. The relevant information and insights received from this task can be sent to ...

This task seeks the views of the participant on basic yet crucial aspects related to skill development. The relevant information and insights received from this task can be sent to the concerned industries, help in ITI and other relevant curricula and can be utilized in various reports being prepared by the concerned departments.

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Nirav Shah
Nirav Shah 12 years 1 month ago
10) Partnership with carefully selected international universities to create exchange programs for the areas of required skill development
Nirav Shah
Nirav Shah 12 years 1 month ago
9) Soft skill development is must for India. This is the growing need for India to participate in global competition. Language proficiency and multilingual education environment must be created. For this India should provide incentive tutors from foreign countries to help train students in India
Nirav Shah
Nirav Shah 12 years 1 month ago
7) With use of technology, feedback system for students should be developed and this should allow students to rate if their Universities skill development program met the skill requirements for industry. This will help keep check on the universities commitment to delivering the right skills for students.
Nirav Shah
Nirav Shah 12 years 1 month ago
6) Technology should be used for estimating future skill demands and available skills. This can be done by industries who should publish their needs for future and universities/college should provide the skills they are preparing their students with. The gaps in the University curriculum and industry needs will be highlighted from this exercise and it should be real time.
Manoj Vyas
Manoj Vyas 12 years 1 month ago
1.Future & Present ITI should be clubbed with Industries 2.Let industry decide curriculum.3.Curriculum should be reviewed yearly for upgradation.4.Faculty chosen by Industry.5.No need of any NCTVT certificates.Industrial training cerificate is sufficient.6.The apprenticeship should be clubbed with ITI.7.Students will also get stipend, First of its kind step where student will get money for studies.8.Strong monitoring required on industry for this. 9.Online portal of ITI.10.Free from reservation
Nirav Shah
Nirav Shah 12 years 1 month ago
5) Industries and subject matter experts (SME) should be provided tax breaks/rewards for coming out and helping with skill development seminars. These seminars would help bridge the gap between industry needs and students willing to fill the gap.
Nirav Shah
Nirav Shah 12 years 1 month ago
4) Universities must establish partnership based projects for bringing research and development. Students participating in these research and development projects will learn real life problems and will be part of a solution. These would help students in learning problem solving, aptitude and force them to find new avenues for finding solutions
Nirav Shah
Nirav Shah 12 years 1 month ago
3) College students must be encouraged to participate in internship programs at the respective education related industries. College should be given grants/funds allocated to promotion of internship/co-op opportunities that is directly proportion to participation and encouragement
Nirav Shah
Nirav Shah 12 years 1 month ago
2) Schools (non-Private) must participate in interschool competition on city, region, state and country level in areas of Science, innovation, art, and sports. The government must equally fund schools (non private) for providing even play ground for competition. This will simulate, teachers to learn latest in the respective fields and help students learn new ideas along with diversified interpersonal skill development.
Ravi Prakash Pandey
Ravi Prakash Pandey 12 years 1 month ago
1) Immidiately stop disbursing Unemployment Allowance. 2) Under Graduate Student of BA and B.Sc opt for 3 subjects. Limit this to two subjects and third subject shall be employment oriented skill development in related field. 3) Simplify the process of registering and starting new business entities. 4) Every university shall establish business incubation and fecilitation center instead of employment office where guidance and interaction with a panel of experts be availabe for different domains.