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Engagement with industry to link education to employability

Engagement with industry to link education to employability
Start Date :
Jan 22, 2015
Last Date :
Nov 01, 2015
00:00 AM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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Employability of our students is a matter of concern. At the other end of the spectrum is need for greater investment in research. Industry academia linkages are essential to meet ...

Employability of our students is a matter of concern. At the other end of the spectrum is need for greater investment in research. Industry academia linkages are essential to meet both these ends. While we have various efforts in this direction, these have not fructified as expected. We need to find out how and what is needed for a more fruitful partnering.

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Shobhit Kaushik
Shobhit Kaushik 10 years 10 months ago
If we create 100 NSTL, 100 NSTT and 100 NSTP in top 40 cities of India & if each of these institutes imparts skills to 100 students in a year then we can create josb for 100x100x3= 30,000 jobs within a year in various Indian cities. As un-employment will come down, so will crime. Also this will help meet the demands of cooks, drivers, support staff, Operations Staff, labourers, technicians in India to a great extent. The oprating model is simple:- Enroll with Aadhar, impart skills & Employ them
Shobhit Kaushik
Shobhit Kaushik 10 years 10 months ago
Similary NSTP (National School of Trained Professionals) should be setup where un-employed graduates should be imparted skilss in basic communication, Hardware repair (PC/Laptop/Printer/Fax and scanner repair), basic software skills, MS-Project, Data Entry, MS- Excel, MS-Word, MS-PPT etc so that they get jos of Clerks/Stenographer/ Personal Assistant/Date entry jobs/ Operations Jobs/Support staff on govt. and private sector. Certificate from NSTP should be given to them and linked to AADHAR.
Shobhit Kaushik
Shobhit Kaushik 10 years 10 months ago
Similary NSTT (National School of Trained Technicians) should be setup where people can be given 1 year trainings on skills like TV repair, Mobile repair, Laptop and PC repair, Electronic goods repair, Washing machine repair, Car repair and full knowledge of similar electronic products. Then placement office of NSTT can place them in both private and Govt. sector on contractual basis. This will enable them to get employment in same city.Model can be same as that of NSTL explained earlier.
Shobhit Kaushik
Shobhit Kaushik 10 years 10 months ago
Once these labourers are trained properly, they should be given a certificate from NSTL clearly stating their areas of expertise. Their photgraphs/AADHAR ID along with skill sets/state/city/expected salary can be put on the NSTL website. Then Govt can then set up a placement office with a private call center where corporate houses, NGO's, Govt. Institutions, RWA-Resident Welfare Associations,customers can call and hire these trained laboures. The pvt. sector should partly fund this initiative.
Shobhit Kaushik
Shobhit Kaushik 10 years 10 months ago
To meet this shortage first a NSTL (National School of Trained Labourers) should be setup. 100 people should be taken in batches for 12 months and trained in various skills that will enable them to find good jobs in that city itself. Once they get enrolled they should be given an AADHAR as mandatory ID & then their background check should be done. Once the Background check is done then they should be trained so that they can get jobs of electrician, plumber, carpenter, cab driver,auto driver.
Shobhit Kaushik
Shobhit Kaushik 10 years 10 months ago
The Govt. of India should setup up various categories of Skill development centers/schools in every major city. Densely populated cities (like Metro cities of Delhi/Gurgaon/Bombay/Calcutta) can have 2 or 3 Skill development centers/schools in different corners of the city. First 40 such cities should be identified and then 100 such Skill development centers/schools should be setup. Especially in highly urban areas there is a shortage of skilled labourers, technicians &professionals.
POLEMONI MOGULAIAH
POLEMONI MOGULAIAH 10 years 10 months ago
Engineering friends A message to P.M from ENGINEERS.:- Sir we have done 22 years of hard work commitments and with hope..our parents have invested lakhs of rupees for our education..But sir what is the use of it..Even after hard work for such a long time we are unemployed..My college dint even call up for a single company in campus drive. My seniors asked me to create account in naukri.. But no use.. I only get updates for b.p.o and tech supports..cintinue
Shalav Majmudar
Shalav Majmudar 10 years 10 months ago
Sir according to me there should be skill development school in every district which would help people of 18-35 years to make them enabled to earn their living which would also increase infrastructure development live good roads,toilets,more schools,and so on all round development of every citizen will take place.Farmers would not need to go to cities as they will get their recquired materials in districts only.
Susanta Mishra
Susanta Mishra 10 years 10 months ago
Currently, there is no bridge between industry and academia.From academia side, we need to have enough industry experienced faculties. Now the focus is on having Phds only, a wrong move. With this, neither we have industry relevant research outcomes nor industry ready students.
Raviraj Desai
Raviraj Desai 10 years 10 months ago
For P.G. students of last year there should be "on job" Field training with some incentives 50:50 by Govt& Industry & required for Research & Innovation collaboration with industry