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17/02/2020

GGNIMT working under Guru Nanak Dev University, Amritsar organised 3rd international conference on ‘Developments through skill and innovations.’ This event is aimed to realize the importance of skill development at the academic institutions and industry level to make unified efforts to improve overall systems.

15/02/2020

Unemployment rate in the India is highest in last 45 years. It hampered mostly to the young youth of age 20 to 24. According to Centre for Monitoring Indian Economy’s survey, around 48% of employers in India reported difficulties in job vacancies due to skill gap. One of the strong contributors in the Indian economy, IT sector reported lack of around 1,40,000 techies in single year, despite huge efforts by recruiters and employers including training and skilling programs.

This is where new initiatives of skilling comes in picture for bridging this gap.

14/02/2020

Skill training programs launched under DDUGKY are yielding good results in rural areas across country. Through this skilling program, 4.9 lakhs rural youth from 27 states and 2 union territories were trained in various skills and have been placed in jobs.

14/02/2020

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13/02/2020

Construction industry in India is second largest employer with employees around 50 million and availing almost 16 million additional jobs in next few years. This sector hold near about 8 to 9% in the overall GDP of country. With rising construction and infrastructural development, the industry is expecting more skilled manpower with excels in their sector, who can understand safety and environmental regulation to work more effectively. This creates need of multi-skilling and improving working environment at construction projects.

12/02/2020

Contributing in the India’s new skill development program, Rolls-Royce recently launched a program for underprivileged women. This program will collaborate with Centre of Excellence in Maritime & Shipbuilding (CEMS) in Lucknow.

12/02/2020

Recently a skill development centre was inaugurated at the Kashmiri Pandit Migrant Colony. This centre is intended to impart and empower the women and girls in order to make them able to manage their livelihood. Such initiatives are estimated to shape a better future for the women living in the Migrant Colonies.

11/02/2020

The report from 'Union Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship' suggests that 4.69% of India's overall workforce is formally skilled. Skilling youth on large scale is still a challenge. Also, overall 70% population belongs to rural area; of them, around 49% are women.
Further, a data from Census claims that around 104 million fresh entrants and 298 million existing employees will require for skill training by 2022. Such stats proves that the skill training, enhancing soft skills and communication skills have become imperative for better job and earning opportunities.

10/02/2020

National Skill Development Corporation (NSDC) under the agenda of national skill development is collaborating with various companies. It has been mandated to fulfill the demand for skilled employee across every sector to conduit the skill gap. Through such collaborations, the skilling arm of government is looking to empower learners regardless of their socio-economic background to skill them up and make them ready for future skill requirement.

08/02/2020

National Skill Development Corporation India (NSDC) and Sector Skill Councils (SSCs) are availing several opportunities for skill development. This issue in India is also about skill mismatch and lack of skills. In the Indian job market, the major concern is needed to be bridged, for us to remain competitive in the world market.

In order to bridge this gap, we, MPTA Education are involved in to skill development.

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08/02/2020

The equation of better earning and better jobs is quite simple. The skills are key to be paid more. The World Bank's South Asia Economic Focus Spring 2018 report suggested that India’s working population is increasing by 1.3 million per month. Thus, we need to create millions of job per year.
In order to bridge this job demand and creating skilled man force, the government will allocate Rs. 3,000 crore for skill development and industrial training. Additionally, the ministry will underline the unexplored potential of apprenticeship programs.

07/02/2020

Government recently started scheme such as Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme (MGNREGS) generated 268 crore Persondays. Meanwhile, in recent union budget, Finance Minister allocated Rs. 61,500 crore for the scheme in the year, 2020-21. Apart from this, the schemes including Deen Dayal Antodaya Yojana-National Urban Livelihoods Mission (DAY-NULM) and Deen Dayal Upadhyaya Grameen Kaushalya Yojana (DDU-GKY) generated 1.63 lakh and 1.36 lakh jobs respectively.

Read more: https://www.financialexpress.com/economy/more-than-8-lakh-jobs-generated-in-fy19-modis-this-scheme-created-maximum-jobs/1858318/

Narendra Modi led Indian government has created more than 8 lakh jobs in FY19, according to the data presented by Santosh Kumar Gangwar, Minister of State (IC) for Labour and Employment during the Question Hour in Lok Sabha.