Enhance industry skill training
Government
has taken adequate measures to
enhance
industry’s participation in skill training
The
government has taken adequate measures to enhance industry’s participation in
skill training so as to reduce the post placement dropout rate of trainees. A
scheme namely Dual System of Training (DST) with an objective to enable
industry to partner with ITIs for conducting training programmes in high
employability courses as per industry requirement has been launched from year
2016.
The
scheme is amalgamation of theoretical training imparted in ITIs and practical
training imparted in the industry premises. The course curriculum has been
redrafted as per DST framework. In the National Council on Vocational Training
(NCVT) sub-committee meeting dated 28th August 2018, a number of
recommendations have been made to further improve the scheme.
Views
of prospective employers were also considered on these recommendations. In the
revised guidelines, there is more participation from industry, the curriculum
is in accordance with industry requirement, thereby making the skill training
more relevant inclusive, with the pass out trainee industry ready.
Some
of the details include:
1:
Flexibility in duration of minimum and maximum practical training in industry
2:
Relaxation in eligibility criteria of engineering & non engineering
industry, i.e minimum number of employee in the industry as well as minimum turnover
of industry.
3:
Extending the scheme from existing 17 trades to all the trades as per industry
requirements.
At
present 10 State are conducting training under DST and have signed 136 MoUs
with different industries.
This
information was given by the Minister of State for Skill Development and
Entrepreneurship Shri Anantkumar Hegde in a written reply to the Lok Sabha.
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