Virtual Workshop on top employers as Engine of Skilled Workforce Development
2020-08-25 11:00 - 13:00 (Asia/Kolkata) | LSSSDC@Online
Life Sciences Sector Skill Development Council is organizing an online workshop on Top Employers as Engine of Skilled Workforce Development.
Schedule:

Address | 11:00 AM – 11:30 AM

Welcome address Ranjit Madan, CEO LSSSDC
Key note address Dr Manish Kumar, MD, NSDC
Opening Address Satish Reddy, Chairman LSSSDC

Overview on partnerships by LSSSDC | 11:30 AM – 11:50 AM

PCI-LSSSDC Partnership Dr Suresh, President PCI
IPA-LSSSDC Partnership Mr Sudarshan Jain, Secretary General, IPA

Session I: Apprenticeship – Offer and Industry perspective | 11:50 AM – 12:05 PM
Speakers:

Mr. Sachin Sachdeva, Director -Business Development & Industry Interface LSSSDC
Mr Rishikesh Raval, President Group Human Resource, Zydus Cadila

Session II: RPL/ Upskilling – Offer and Industry perspective | 12.05 PM -12.25 PM
Speakers:

Mr. Anshul Saxena, Senior Director-Standards and Training Advisory LSSSDC
Mr Dayakar Reddy, Director & Head Technical Training, DRL
Mr Sameer Tamhane, Sr. Vice President HR, IPCA

Session III: Centre of Excellence – Offer and Industry perspective | 12.25 PM – 12.40 PM
Speakers:

Dr Nivedita Murkute, Senior Director- Assessment, Accreditation & Certification, LSSSDC
Dr Sathyamurthy Varadharajan, SR. Vice President L & D, Microlabs

Concluding Session:

Q & A Open house | 12.40 PM – 12.55 PM
Vote of thanks by Mr. Ranjit Madan, CEO, LSSSDC | 12.55 PM – 01.00 PM

Webinar: "SkillTech - Leveraging Technology for Skilling"
2020-09-26 14:00 - 15:00 | Smartec India
The ASSOCHAM, India’s Apex Chambers of Commerce and Industry is organizing a Webinar on the theme “Leveraging Technology for Skilling” inviting eminent speakers from the Government and experts from the Industry for a meaningful and timely discussion
Chief Guest
Dr. Mahendra Nath Pandey
Honorable Minister of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship, MSDE
Key Issues:

Global Trends in SkillTech.
Role of Technology in Future Skilling.
SkillTech: Opportunities and Way forward
Availability of Technology and Tools for Skill Development in India
Initiatives by the Government and Industry in Skill Training, post lockdown.

Overview about the Theme:
Given that technology plays a huge role in development, it has now spread its grandeur in Skill Development. Video conferencing and satellites have made it possible for students in India to swap information with their superiors in NASA- that is the power of Technology. With digital platforms like Windows, Mac, etc. and search engines like Google, Oracle, etc., skill development in India is now just a click away.
Forwarding skill to areas where it was formerly not possible has now become quite comfortable because of leveraging technology. It is now possible to set up power centres in rural India, with the help of digital equipment and teach via video calls.
e-learning and Online assessment technologies can help Skill Training Institutes to automate key aspects of teaching, knowledge sharing and conduct online assessment. Many skill training institutes have started taking advantage of technology to enhance, automate and scale up their operations.
Many organizations often, when shifting to virtual learning, tend to reuse existing materials and formats rather than designing these from scratch. It needs to be considered that the challenges and opportunities of the virtual world are likely to be much different than those stemming from physical interactions. Technology has been an enabler and a key one at that, but the differentiators are the skills that have emerged through this crisis situation: Resilience, Compassion and Agility.
Be it selling skills, networking/ influencing skills, all as were happening in a face to face medium will change to virtual which means a different way to approach customers, gain their trust and sell the products. There are several examples where face to face distribution models were the only way and yet COVID has indeed accelerated the move to digital and online mediums. Learning will need to evolve to cater to a larger digital world which has more players to compete with and more markets to explore.
Emerging technologies are gaining space in our existing skilling infrastructure at an impressive pace. Even in India, several such technologies are already in their pilot stages; Virtual Reality is being used to train candidates on the usage of heavy machinery.
Other examples include the use of VR to train aspiring pilots in the aviation industry. Earlier pilots were trained on lighter aircraft and then shifted to heavier airplanes. As the aviation industry is highly critical, they were the first ones to efficiently adopt AR-VR in their skilling process. Given the costs incurred in establishing such training set-ups, other industries are not so open about this idea presently.
That’s where we should expect the Government to intervene and create establishments where learning of the smallest of soft and hard skills takes place on the basis of futuristic learning technology. With the Government’s emphasis on Skill India Mission, we can expect these plans to gain more traction. If an establishment of such a tech-based learning ecosystem is realized, with its full potential, we’ll have no dearth of high quality, an aptly-trained workforce that will be able to drive India’s economy towards the right direction. Therefore, it is safe to conclude that emerging technology and its implementation in India’s skilling ecosystem will be phenomenally beneficial for the country’s workforce as well as its industry. It has the ability to make India the international powerhouse of a competent human resource.
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Knowledge Sharing Session on Greening of Jobs: UK practices
2020-10-07 16:00 - 17:15 | Online
The Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO), formerly known as Department for International Development (DFID), Govt. of UK is delighted to organize a virtual knowledge sharing session on Greening of Jobs.
Overview:
The session will provide insights on greening of jobs and provide the overview of initiatives and practices adopted by the UK to encourage climate resilient ecosystem and jobs.
Highlights of the Session:
This informative webinar will cover insights on:

Sharing UK experience and best practices on:

UK green jobs and skills: Strategic Priorities; Opportunities and challenges
UK green framework and approaches for the TVET sector
Green skills: Current trends and future needs

Opportunities for India-UK partnership on green skills

Programme Schedule:

TopicSpeaker Name and DesignationDuration ( in minutes)Introduction and context settingAnu Gupta, Head Skills, FCDO India5Opening RemarksAnna French, Deputy Development Director, FCDO India5Special RemarksManish Kumar, MD & CEO, NSDC (TBC)5Key themes in Green Skills and Greening of Jobs in the UKProfessor Jeremy Hall, Director of Science Policy Research Unit (SPRU), University of Sussex10TVET Policy & Practice for Green JobsDavid Corke, The Association of Colleges (AoC), Director of Education and Skills Policy10Initiatives by India{ TBC }10Questions and Answers Session30

Who should attend?
Policy makers, Training Providers, Employers, SSCs, Assessment and Certification bodies and organizations interested in Green skills focused delivery in TVET ecosystem
How to Register?
Interested people can join the online meeting by visiting the link provided below
Got Any Query?
Please contact skillsforjobs@kpmg.com for any further clarification or queries related to the event.

Organizers:

Venue:Microsoft Teams Meetings

Virtual Mega Internship and Placement Drive 2020
2020-10-12 08:00 - 2020-10-23 17:00
Overview:
This year has emerged as one of the most challenging years for all of us. The entire world has endured multiple challenges and the pandemic has spurred a global economic crisis for which even for the developed economies will take a long time to recover.
As the nation takes each step towards unlocking, One of the key steps needed to foster a safe and successful economic recovery is access to the new and emerging jobs in the post COVID world. Safeguarding and recreating jobs is expected to be the top priority during this phase.
FICCI and Gautam Buddha University have taken multiple initiatives for enhancing the employability of the young workforce in the current times. Making It through the COVID-19 crisis together, we are organizing Virtual Mega Internship and Placement Drive 2020 to provide opportunities of employment to our currently distressed youth.
Who Should Attend??

Job Seekers
Institutes
Sponsors
Employers and Recruiters

Schedule:

World of Work Speaker : Knowledge Session Panel discussions with senior leadership from Industry talking about employment scenario in the new normal, sectoral challenges and opportunities for youth
Job VacanciesWe will be happy to support you in meeting the manpower demand for your organization. At the same time, help in smooth e-recruitment of the candidates for any internships or job opportunities with your esteemed organization.
Preplacement TalksA great marketing opportunity for the organization, the Heads will have the opportunity to interact with applicants and promote the organizations.
Employability Enhancement WorkshopsAn outstanding opportunity for organizations aiming to promote digital training solutions. These are aimed to free of cost workshops to applicants on skills required in the JDs for which they are applying for.

FOR EMPLOYERS

IMPORTANT DATES
Registration and Vacancy upload by employer: 25 Sep 2020 – 20th Oct 2020
Pre-Placement Talk (optional) by Employers : 8th October 2020 to 16th October 2020
Shortlisting of candidates: Daily applicant list shall be shared
Interview Call letter to shortlisted candidates: Employers to share

Why you should be part of the drive??

Reach Alumni & Students from top tanked universities (Delhi University, Pune University , AKTU , Amity University etc)
Get dedicated Key Account Managers (Interns) to assist in scheduling & shortlisting of candidates
Reduce Time to hire
Hire experienced candidates (up-to 5 years )
Slots for orientation / Pre placement sessions for candidates

FOR JOBSEEKERS

IMPORTANT DATES
Applications Open for Job Seekers: 28th Sep to 20th Oct 2020
Interview Dates and result declaration for shortlisted profile : 12th October and 23rd October 2020

Why you should be part of the drive??

Apply from wherever you are
Be part of live knowledge webinar sessions
Undergo employability training
Undergo Mock Interview
Track performance
Opportunity to explore more than 3000 job opportunities
The streams targeted are B.Tech/ M.Tech/ BBA/ MBA/ BSc/ MSc/ B.Com/ M.Com/ BA/ MA/ Science/ Humanities/ Arts of recognized institutes of India.

Webinar on Promotion of Apprenticeship in Renewable Energy Sector
2020-10-22 14:30 - 16:00 | http://bit.ly/FCDO-Apprenticeship-Renewable-Energy
The Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO), (formerly DFID), Govt. of UK is pleased to organize a virtual workshop for the promotion of Apprenticeship in Renewable Energy Sector in collaboration with National Skill Development Corporation (NSDC) and Skill Council for Green Jobs (SCGJ).
The purpose of this virtual workshop is to appraise the participants with key features of Apprenticeship Act, highlight benefits of apprenticeship training and also to provide an overview of schemes, initiatives and processes adopted by Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship (MSDE) , NSDC and SCGJ, in particular the National Apprenticeship Promotion Scheme (NAPS). The webinar will be attended by senior government of India officials, industry representatives in the Renewable Energysector and also Third-Party Aggregators.

Program Schedule

ProgrammeSpeaker’s Name and DesignationDuration (in minutes)Presentation on Apprenticeship Initiatives by FCDOMs. Anu Gupta, Head Skills, FCDO5Context SettingHighlighting International Experience and benefits of apprenticeship trainingMr. Jan Ebben, Senior Head Apprenticeship, NSDC5Keynote AddressMr. K. C. Gupta, Joint Secretary, MSDE {TBC}5Session I:Role of SCGJ in implementation of NAPSMr. Praveen Saxena, CEO, SCGJ5Session II:Apprenticeship and National Apprenticeship Promotion Scheme (NAPS)NSDC Team30Session III:Role of Third Party Aggregators in Apprenticeship TrainingMr. Prashant Pachisia, CEO, 2Coms Consulting 10Session IV:Open House Discussion and Q&A30

Who should attend?
All individuals and organizations who are working directly or indirectly as:

Policy makers
Third party aggregators
Employers in Renewable Energy sectors
Industry Associations

Registration Process
Interested people can join the online meeting by visiting the link provided below:

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Different Dimensions of Skill Development
2020-10-27 15:00 - 16:30
Overview
According to 2019 Employability Skills Report by British Council, India is a fast growing economy, which would require a large pool of workers with close to 63% working age population in the skilling pool by 2022. According to another report1, the labor force is projected to grow by close to 2 per cent and would roughly add over 7 million per year for the next few years. With an increased migration of the workers from the rural to the urban sectors of the economy, India realizes that it has the need for a well thought out and executed strategy to provide a new set of skills through vocational training in order to effectively absorb this additional workforce and sustain economic growth.
This drives our attention to the need of the hour which is to build a robust infrastructure of trainers and training institutes for the same. To cover the widespread problem of unemployment and with an objective of creating a workforce that has improved skills, and knowledge that can result in gaining access to decent employment and enhancing India’s competitiveness in the global labour market, the Pradhan Mantri Kaushal Vikas Yojana (PMKVY) was launched.
Given the changing world order and more so to meet the skilling needs of the future generation, training of the present youth force have become an integral part of boosting capabilities and enhancing employment opportunities which are instrumental in building the economy and improving the society.
KEY ISSUES
To foresee India as a skill capital, we would have to:

Understand that there is a need for an exposure to skilling which needs to start early at secondary education and should focus on building transversal skills.
Connect vocational education to higher education and bring in more acceptability for this model from the community.

Identify potential of public-private partnership to ensure scale and quality.

Blended mode of learning to cater to the complexities of jobs. There has to be a blend between online, onsite, on the job and on campus for comprehensive development of capabilities.

SCHEDULE

ParticularsSpeaker (Name and Designation)TimeWelcome AddressMr. Maninder Singh NayyarCo-Chairman, ASSOCHAM National Council on Skill Development15:00 – 15:05 hoursIndustry AddressMr. Ashish JainCEO, Healthcare Sector Skill Council15:05 – 15:15 hoursIndustry AddressMs. Neela DabirDean, SVE-TISS15:15 – 15:25 hoursIndustry AddressCol. Anand Kumar SinghCEO, CSDCI15:25 – 15:35 hoursIndustry AddressMr. Bhomik ShahCEO, CSRBOX15:35 – 15:45 hoursSpecial AddressMr. Jaikant SinghState Governments & Citizen EngagementNational Skill Development Corporation (NSDC)15:45 – 15:55 hoursGuest of Honour AddressMs. Anuradha VemuriJoint Secretary, MSDE, Govt of India15:55 – 16:05 hoursGuest of Honor AddressMr. Vipul Mittra, IASAdditional Chief SecretaryLabour & Employment Department Government of Gujarat16:05 – 16:15 hoursGuest of Honor AddressMs. Sunita SanghiSenior Advisor, MSDE, Govt of India16:15 – 16:25 hoursChief Guest AddressMs. Juthika Patankar, IASAdditional Secretary, MSDE, Govt of India16:25 – 16:35 hoursClosing Remarks and Vote of ThanksShri Maninder Singh NayyarCo-Chairman, ASSOCHAM National Council on Skill Development & Secretary, Bal Bharti Academy16:35 – 16:40 hours

KEY OUTCOMES

A perspective of what could be achieved in the times ahead to make training and skilling more effective while keeping in mind the future generation of our country.
As an output from the webinar, we can compile, summarize and submit the set of recommendations to the concern Government authority on the basis of the discussions and inputs received during the webinar.

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Webinar on Skill Development : Role of E-Learning platforms for Up-skilling and Training
2020-11-11 15:00 - 16:30
Context:
In the digital age, the education sector has seen a proliferation of mobile apps and online learning platforms vying with traditional ways of teaching and of dissemination of knowledge. Technology is being used to augment the learning process in a way that overcomes many of the limitations of a classroom setting. This has been made possible, in part, due to the ability to engage multiple learning pathways, personalized learning plans and real time feedback.
With changing times, we have to envision an environment of blended learning to enhance the experience of its students. There is a push to increase student engagement and meet learning outcomes with online learning modules. In order to take a step in this direction, it becomes necessary to gain an understanding of the status quo of skilling and study how other players in the field are approaching the challenge. With the lockdown on educational institutions unlikely to get over anytime soon, the thrust on e-learning and online classrooms is at an all-time high.
Topics to be covered:

E-Learning Platforms : Trends, Growth & Opportunities
Issues and Challenges of E-Learning Platforms for Skill Development.
Role of E-Learning Platforms for Up-Skilling, Re-Skilling and Skill Development Training program.
Readiness to provide E-Learning Platforms and digital tools for Skill Development schemes
Role and Responsibility of Government and Industry in promoting E-Learning Platforms for Skill Development Training program.

Speakers:

Ms. Alka Upadhyaya – Additional Secretary, MoRD, Govt. of India
Mr. Jaideep Kumar Mishra – Joint Secretary, MeitY, Govt. of India
Ms. Anuradha Vemuri – Joint Secretary, MSDE, Govt. of India
Mr. Venkatesh Sarvasiddhi – Senior Head, NSDC
Mr. Arvind Bali – CEO, Telecom Sector Skill Council
Mr. Maninder Singh Nayyar – Co-Chairman, ASSOCHAM National Council of Skill Development
Mr. Anand Kumar Singh – CEO, CSDCI
Ms. Joyeeta Dad – Lead, Education and Skilling, IBM India
Mr. Ameya Vanjari – Head, Technology and Innovation, Tata STRIVE
Dr. Devraj Singh – Vice President, ESSCI
Prof. Neela Dabir – SVE-TISS

What You Will Get??

A perspective of what could be the role of E-Learning Platforms in Up-Skilling and training more effectively while keeping in mind the future generation of our country.
An opportunity to share opinion and recommendations which can be compiled, summarized and submitted to the concerned Ministries on the basis of the discussions and inputs received during the webinar.

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Webinar on "Skill Development: Emergence of Industry 4.0"
2020-11-22 10:15
Background
With one of the youngest populations in the world, India has most of its population in the working age group, with the trends showing that by 2022 63% of the population will be in the working age group. This immense potential is a tool that India could use in gaining economic strides globally. At the same instance, the Industrial Revolution 4.0 is throwing variables into this equation, by disrupting the job markets globally, as businesses are adopting newer and emerging technologies such as Artificial Intelligence, Cloud Computing, Internet of Things etc.
Even in the present scenario, the argument that there might just not be enough supply of jobs to meet the immense inflow of candidates is certainly untrue as there is much evidence against it, such as 40% of the employers’ face trouble in filling positions for skilled roles. This shows the immense gap in the skills needed to fill the available jobs and the lack of it in the incoming workforce. With the immense workforce at its disposal, this skill gap is what needs to be bridged to take advantage of the situation in which India currently finds itself.
Technological advancements have created an impactful spur in changing the global job market. The World Economic Forum (WEF) estimates that by 2022, almost half the companies across the globe will be adopting automation in some form or the other to reduce workforce on the same tasks. As the machines take over the more routine and pattern-based jobs, there is a higher demand for more ‘human’ skills, and skills related to the Industry 4.0 technologies. As per WEF 2018 report, the four specific technological advances—ubiquitous high-speed mobile internet; artificial intelligence; widespread adoption of big data analytics; and cloud technology—are set to dominate the 2018–2022 period as drivers positively affecting business growth. With platforms like SkillsBuild, which is offered by IBM, job seekers, business owners, entrepreneurs and any individual with learning aspirations can now tap into host of industry relevant content, including Artificial intelligence, Cloud, Data analytics and security to re-skill and up-skill themselves, at no cost.
Key Highlights

Industry 4.0 – An overview
Issues, Challenges & Opportunities of Industry 4.0 in Skill Development
Role of 4.0 Technologies for Up-Skilling, Re-Skilling and Skill Development Training program
Role and Responsibility of Government and Industry in promoting Industry 4.0 Technologies for Skill Development Training program
Emergence of 4.0 Technologies in Skill Development & the way forward

Speakers
Ms. Sunita Sanghi, Principal Advisor, MSDEDr. Anita Gupta, Head, NSTEDB, DST, Ministry of Science and TechnologyDr. M Jayaprakasan, Joint Director, DGT, MSDEMr. Venkatesh Sarvasiddhi, Senior Head, Digital Skills and Innovation, NSDCMr. Manoj Balachandran, Head CSR, IBM IndiaDr. Devraj Singh, Vice president, ESSCIMr. Narayanan Ramaswamy, National Leader, Education and Skill Development, KPMG IndiaMr. Maninder Singh Nayyar, Co-Chairman, ASSOCHAM
Key Outcomes

A perspective of what could be the way forward with the emergence of Industry 4.0 technologies in Skill Development while keeping in mind the future generation of our country.
As an output from the webinar, we can compile, summarize and submit the set of recommendations to the concerned Ministries on the basis of the discussions and inputs received during the webinar.

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Webinar on "Skill Development: Emergence of Industry 4.0"
2020-11-24 15:00 - 16:30
Background
With one of the youngest populations in the world, India has most of its population in the working age group, with the trends showing that by 2022 63% of the population will be in the working age group. This immense potential is a tool that India could use in gaining economic strides globally. At the same instance, the Industrial Revolution 4.0 is throwing variables into this equation, by disrupting the job markets globally, as businesses are adopting newer and emerging technologies such as Artificial Intelligence, Cloud Computing, Internet of Things etc.
Even in the present scenario, the argument that there might just not be enough supply of jobs to meet the immense inflow of candidates is certainly untrue as there is much evidence against it, such as 40% of the employers’ face trouble in filling positions for skilled roles. This shows the immense gap in the skills needed to fill the available jobs and the lack of it in the incoming workforce. With the immense workforce at its disposal, this skill gap is what needs to be bridged to take advantage of the situation in which India currently finds itself.
Technological advancements have created an impactful spur in changing the global job market. The World Economic Forum (WEF) estimates that by 2022, almost half the companies across the globe will be adopting automation in some form or the other to reduce workforce on the same tasks. As the machines take over the more routine and pattern-based jobs, there is a higher demand for more ‘human’ skills, and skills related to the Industry 4.0 technologies. As per WEF 2018 report, the four specific technological advances—ubiquitous high-speed mobile internet; artificial intelligence; widespread adoption of big data analytics; and cloud technology—are set to dominate the 2018–2022 period as drivers positively affecting business growth. With platforms like SkillsBuild, which is offered by IBM, job seekers, business owners, entrepreneurs and any individual with learning aspirations can now tap into host of industry relevant content, including Artificial intelligence, Cloud, Data analytics and security to re-skill and up-skill themselves, at no cost.
Key Highlights

Industry 4.0 – An overview
Issues, Challenges & Opportunities of Industry 4.0 in Skill Development
Role of 4.0 Technologies for Up-Skilling, Re-Skilling and Skill Development Training program
Role and Responsibility of Government and Industry in promoting Industry 4.0 Technologies for Skill Development Training program
Emergence of 4.0 Technologies in Skill Development & the way forward

Speakers
Dr. R S Bawa, Pro Chancellor, Chandigarh UniversityMr. Murugan Vasudevan, Head, Social Innovation, CISCO India & South AsiaDr. M Jayaprakasan, Joint Director, DGT, MSDEMr. Venkatesh Sarvasiddhi, Senior Head, Digital Skills and Innovation, NSDCMr. Manoj Balachandran, Head CSR, IBM IndiaDr. Devraj Singh, Vice president, ESSCIMr. Narayanan Ramaswamy, National Leader, Education and Skill Development, KPMG IndiaMr. Maninder Singh Nayyar, Co-Chairman, ASSOCHAMDr. Sandhya Chintala, Executive Director, IT-ITeS SSC, NASSCOM
Key Outcomes

A perspective of what could be the way forward with the emergence of Industry 4.0 technologies in Skill Development while keeping in mind the future generation of our country.
As an output from the webinar, we can compile, summarize and submit the set of recommendations to the concerned Ministries on the basis of the discussions and inputs received during the webinar.

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Virtual Exhibition for UK skill providers and Indian Skills
2020-11-25 14:00 - 2020-11-26 18:30
Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) erstwhile Department for International Development (DFID) in association with Department of International Trade (DIT) is pleased to invite you for the 2 day- Virtual Skills Exhibition (VSE) to be conducted on 25 th Nov and 26 th Nov 2020, bringing together UK and India TVET stakeholders.
Virtual skills exhibition (VSE), is an initiative organized under Skills for Jobs Programme. FCDO India’s ‘Skills for Jobs’ project provides technical assistance to improve access and quality of skills training in India in collaboration with Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship, GOI.
The exhibition provides an opportunity for premier Indian and UK institutions in the space of vocational education to network and explore partnership opportunities with one another to respond to skills gap created due to COVID 19 and other opportunities in vocational education effectively. The Virtual Skills Exhibition (VSE) will have representation from UK organisations accredited internationally who will be the Virtual exhibitors on the digital platform.

Key Highlights

Virtual set up with a high-end technology platform giving it an on-site event like experience
Opportunity to offer internationally recognised skill courses in high demand sectors and interact with UK organisations of global repute.
Great platform to access global best practices and forge partnerships aligned to the growth strategy of your firm.
Attend panel discussion with representation from speakers including renowned policy leaders, innovators, skill development experts from India and the UK.

Who should attend?

Government and Allied institutions like National Skill Development Corporation, Sector Skills Councils, State Skill Development Missions, Private Universities, Training Providers, CSR Foundations, Skill Universities, and Assessment Agencies.

Agenda:

The VSE will be focusing on virtual exhibitions and B2B meetings between Indian and UK stakeholders:

Day 1 | Wednesday, 25 November 2020

Time and DurationTime ZoneDescription14:30 – 14:45 hoursISTContext Setting and Introduction to the VSE (open to all participants)14:45 – 18:30 hoursISTUK provider exhibitions and B2B discussions (conducted at virtual exhibit stalls)

Day 2 | Thursday, 26 November 2020

Time and DurationTime ZoneDescription14:30 – 14:45 hoursISTWelcome to Day 214:45 – 18:30 hoursISTUK provider exhibitions and B2B discussions (conducted at virtual exhibit stalls)

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Whom to contact?

For any queries/questions or clarifications, please reach out to Mr. Abhishek Chaturvedi (skillsforjobs@kpmg.com)

Webinar: Usage of AI and ML in vocational education and training
2020-12-02 15:30 - 16:30
Foreign Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) India and National Skill Development Corporation (NSDC) are organizing a webinar to share how Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) are being used in vocational education and skill development space to overcome implementation challenges and streamline policy. Recently, a study on using AI and ML in skill development was commissioned, under FCDO’s Skill for Jobs program, by FCDO in partnership with Bennett University and NSDC to garner the insights on placement predictability of potential and trained candidates with adjudging the performance of job roles across host of sectors. The key findings of the aforesaid study, conducted by Bennett University, would also be shared during the webinar.

Agenda

Introduction by FCDO India

Context setting by NSDC

Presentation on key findings of study by Dr. Deepak Garg, Bennett University

Best practices from the UK on usage of AI/ ML by Dr Adam M. Saunders, University of Oxford

Open forum and Q&A session

Who Should Attend

TVET policy makers, Government institutions and bodies

Stakeholders from skill development domain viz. Sector Skill Councils, Training Partners andother service providers

Industry bodies

Companies specializing in application of AI and ML

Social development focused organizations

Contact Persons

For any further clarifications or questions, please reach out to skillsforjobs@kpmg.com

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Launch Event of Study on “THE INCLUSION JOURNEY : Integrating Persons with Disabilities in the Hospitality and Quick Service Restaurant Sector in India”
2020-12-02 16:00 - 17:00
According to WHO, every 10-15 out of 100 live with some form of disability around the world and every 2-4 are severely disabled. People with disabilities continue to be marginalized due to lack of many supportive environmental factors, unequal employment opportunities, lack of supportive policies, etc.
ILO says unemployment among the persons with disabilities is as high as 80 percent in some countries.1 This leads to 5-7% of loss in GDP. Often employers assume that persons with disabilities are unable to work. This low level of inclusion is largely driven by myths around efforts and investment needed for effectively employing them and potential loss of productivity. On the contrary, research suggests that PwDs are as good, if not more motivated and engaged as regular employees.
Each year, Youth4Jobs conducts research in different sector as a part of knowledge series to explore best practices on employment of people with disabilities. The recent study being conducted in Hospitality and QSR sector in India.
Hospitality and QSR sector is one of the fastest growing sectors in India and has lead by example when it comes to innovation and change. Hospitality being one of the early sectors that employed people with disabilities, the study captures live case studies and shows the reader how to enable inclusion of PwDs in the hospitality sector. This report is not intended to provide comprehensive solutions for all disability employment issues but attempts to encourage companies to take initial steps in becoming inclusive and disabled friendly.
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TimeDescription4:00 PMWelcome of the dignitaries and participants4:05 PMSignificance of Hospitality sector for PwD by Mr. Ravindra Singh, CEO SCPwD4:10 PMSnapshot of the Report by Ms. Meera Shenoy, CEO-Founder, Youth4Jobs Foundation4:15 PMAddress by Mr. Patanjali Keshwani Chairman SCMS and Chairman & MD LTHG4:20 PMRelease of the Report virtually by Mr. Praveen Kumar, IAS, Secretary , Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship4:22 PMAddress by Mr. Praveen Kumar, IAS, Secretary, Ministry of Skill Development andEntrepreneurship4:30 PMPanel discussion on “Inclusion and Employment of Pwd in Hospitality and QSR”Panelists: Mr. Alok Kaul – Ex GM, Radisson BluMr. Shridhar Nair – CHRO, LeelaMr. Alastair McGhee — Director , Glasgow Kelvin CollegeMs. Claire Walters — Lecturer, Glasgow Kelvin CollegeDiscussion moderated by Ms. Silky Sehdev – Head Corporate Connect, Youth 4 Jobs Foundation4:55 PMVote of thanks by Dr. Niharika Nigam, Head-Standards & Quality Assurance & Programmes, SCPwD

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Session: Understanding the Logic of Reskilling and Upskilling to complement AatmaNirbhar Bharat Abhiyan
2021-01-16 11:00 - 12:30
Background:
The World Economic Forum’s 2018 Future of Jobs Report predicted that by 2022, 75 million jobs across 20 major economies will be displaced by emerging technologies. The World Economic Forum estimates that over half of all employees (54%) will require ‘significant’ reskilling by 2022. The same report predicts that 133 million new roles are expected to be created by these very same technological advances.
India is one among those 20 big economies which has around 200 million people that belong to the blue and grey collar industry across different sectors. However Industry 4.0 is one of the key driving factors for change in demand of skills, but now COVID-19 impact also can’t be ignored. In Asian countries, the manufacturing locus is also shifting and the impact of that is significant. In India, our government has also initiated towards encouraging entrepreneurial people to work towards “Aatma Nirbhar Bharat”.
ReSkilling and UpSkilling are the key factors which can’t be ignored if our economy has to comply with the change in demand and manage the pandemic turmoil.
Focus Areas of Discussion:
This webinar will focus on the various aspects of ReSkilling and Upskilling, what’s the quantum of change expected / required, which sectors to see the major impact, how to deal with the challenges, leveraging the support initiatives and various other relevant aspects.
Speakers

Mr. Atul Bhatnagar, Principal Advisor, PARFI
Mr. Amar Jha, Ex-CEO, Jharkhand Skill Development Mission
Ms. Deepti Singh, Deputy Director, FICCI
Mr. Biswaroop Thakur, Skill Development and Livelihoods Expert

Moderator:

Mr. Abhishek Das, Mentor of Change India, Atal Innovation Mission

Who Should Attend?
The goal of this webinar is to enlighten stakeholders like HR leaders CEOs, Training Partners, Youth, Policy Makers, TVET Sector professionals etc., so that they can plan their moves as per the on-going transformation.
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If you have any query or any questions, you wish to ask to the panelists, write to us at info@skillreporter.com mentioning your name, designation in the subject line.

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Plumb Skills Expo 2021
2021-02-22 12:50, 2021-02-24 08:00 - 2021-02-27 17:00
Overview
Plumbing is a technical skill having a vast range of application across all major sectors of the Indian economy – agriculture, manufacturing, construction, industrial and domestic. Plumbing is one of the main constituents which also has a direct linkage with other ancillary industries manufacturing plumbing related products viz. Water treatment, Sewage and Drainage, fire safety, supply of gas, heating and cooling systems, industrial waste management, and air-conditioning etc. Size of the plumbing sector is directly proportional to the size of the construction sector.

Theme

Inspired by the clarion call of the Hon’ble Prime Minister of India to capitalize India’s Inherent strengths, the event aims at making Indian Plumbing industry a mainstay for Global Construction sector. The event is organized with the Overarching theme – “Atmanirbhar Bharat: Transforming India Into a Global Plumbing Hub through skilling and employment.”

Objective of the Event

Integrated Platform for Plumbing Industry
Ideation and Value Creation
Learning and Networking
Buyer Seller Meets
New Business Opportunities & Market Linkages (International & Domestic)

Key Components

B2B (International, Domestic and Institutional)
Instant Interaction platforms Live Chats, Chat bots
Exhibition (Pavilions and Showrooms)
Webinars & Digital Sessions on each Showcased Sector
Global Footprint (International Buyers)

Chief Guest

Shri Mahendra Nath PandeyHon’ble Minister of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship, Government of India

Salient Features

20,000 + Plumbing Technicians/Plumbers
100+ Exhibiting Companies
Live Training Sessions/Webinars
Interaction with Hoteliers, Architects, Builders, Plumbing Contractors & Facility Management Consultants
Virtual Demos of the Technological Advancements in Plumbing Sectors
Pre-Fix Interactive Meetings, B2B/ B2G with the Potential Buyers across the Sectors
Video & Image Walls
Broadcast and Social Media Promotion
Brand Integration and Business Card Exchange
Chat Bots and AI Driven Tech Support
Exclusive Dynamic Dashboard
Event Analysis and Business Connect at your Fingerprints

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Electric Vehicle Skills Exhibition - Promoting India-UK Partnerships
2021-03-10 08:01
Background:
Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) erstwhile Department for International Development (DFID) in association with Automotive Skills Development Council (ASDC) is pleased to invite you for the Electric Vehicle Skills Exhibition (EVSE), bringing together UK and India TVET stakeholders having focused operations in the Electric Vehicle sector.
The event is an initiative organized under Skills for Jobs Programme. FCDO India’s ‘Skills for Jobs’ project provides technical assistance to improve access and quality of skills training in India in collaboration with Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship, GOI.
The EVSE will consist of a combination of presentations and knowledge exchange sessions on Electric Vehicle sector focused courses, trainings and assessments. The event will have representation from UK organisations accredited internationally who will be the virtual exhibitors on the digital platform.
Agenda:
The EVSE will be focusing on virtual exhibitions and B2B meetings between Indian and UK stakeholders

14:30 – 14:40 hoursContext Setting and Introduction to the EVSE (open to all participants)14:45 – 15:45 hoursPresentations from UK exhibitors15:45 – 18:30 hoursUK exhibitors and Indian participants- discussions (conducted at virtual exhibit stalls)

Who should attend?

Government and Allied institutions
Sector Skills Councils
Industry Associations
State Skill Development Missions
Private Universities
Training Providers
CSR Foundations
Skill Universities
Assessment Agencies

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Training of Trainers programme for newly launched EV Qualification Packs
2021-03-23 12:30 - 13:00
The Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO), (formerly DFID), Government of UK is pleased to organise a Training of Trainers (ToT) Programme in Electric Vehicle domain for the newly developed Electric Vehicle (EV) Service Lead Technician (QP Code: ASC/Q1424), in collaboration with Automotive Skills Development Council (ASDC) and NPTC Group of Colleges, UK.
A formal inauguration and launch event is planned for the ToT programme which commences on 16th March and ends on 20th April. The programme is expected to be attended by senior officials from government of India, industry representatives in the Electric Vehicle sector and training partners.

Programme Schedule

ParticularsSpeakerTime Duration (in minutes)Presentation on FCDO’s EV sector initiatives under SFJ ProgrammeMs. Anu Gupta, Head Skills, FCDO5Keynote AddressMs. Juthika Patankar, Additional Secretary, MSDE (TBC)5Context SettingMr. Nikunj Sanghi, President ASDC5Discussion and practical demonstration of the virtual classroom – Trainers and TraineesNPTC Group of Colleges10Closing Remarks5

Who should attend?
Training Partners, Employers in Electric Vehicle sector, Industry bodies and associations and aspiring trainers
How to Register?
Interested people can join the online meeting by visiting the link provided below:

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Online Meeting on Future Job Roles in Solar Water Pumping Sector
2021-03-24 12:00 - 13:00
UK-India join hands as a force for good, holding an online meeting to share key insights from a study on ‘Future job roles in solar water pumping sector’. The study was commissioned by FCDO (erstwhile DFID), Govt. of UK, under the Skills for Jobs Programme, in partnership with Skill Council for Green Jobs (SCGJ) to help identify new age and emerging job roles in the solar water pumping sector which would further guide development of National Occupational Standards. KPMG was the implementation partner to carry out the study.
The study is based on secondary research and primary consultations with the industry partners to identify the emerging areas in the field of solar water pumping that would require skilled workforce. The study identifies the types of jobs likely to be in demand in next 3 -5 years, along with a cumulative skilled workforce number, for which there is a need to develop training standards. The analysis takes into account the employment potential in the sector based on government initiatives. The study also captures the expertise present in UK in the solar water pumping sector and how it can be leveraged through mutually beneficial partnerships.

Schedule:

ParticularsSpeakersTime Duration ( in minutes )Presentation on FCDO’s RE sector initiatives under SFJ ProgrammeMs. Anu Gupta, Head Skills, FCDO5Keynote AddressMr. Amitesh Kumar Sinha, J.S, MNRE (TBC)5Context SettingDr. Praveen Saxena, CEO SCGJ5Special RemarksIndustry Representative (TBC)5Presentation on key findingsFCDO TA Team (Tanmay Bishnoi)15Open forum and feedback / Q&A session20Closing RemarksMr. Sanjay Valsangkar, Senior Programme Manager, FCDO5

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Solar water pumping sector leaders and HR personnel
Stakeholders from NSDC/MSDE/MNRE
Industry partners/associations

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Electric Vehicle Skills Exhibition - Promoting India-UK Partnerships
2021-03-25 14:30 - 18:30
Background:
Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) erstwhile Department for International Development (DFID) in association with Automotive Skills Development Council (ASDC) is pleased to invite you for the Electric Vehicle Skills Exhibition (EVSE), bringing together UK and India TVET stakeholders having focused operations in the Electric Vehicle sector.
The event is an initiative organized under Skills for Jobs Programme. FCDO India’s ‘Skills for Jobs’ project provides technical assistance to improve access and quality of skills training in India in collaboration with Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship, GOI.
The EVSE will consist of a combination of presentations and knowledge exchange sessions on Electric Vehicle sector focused courses, trainings and assessments. The event will have representation from UK organisations accredited internationally who will be the virtual exhibitors on the digital platform.
Agenda:
The EVSE will be focusing on virtual exhibitions and B2B meetings between Indian and UK stakeholders

14:30 – 14:40 hoursContext Setting and Introduction to the EVSE (open to all participants)14:45 – 15:45 hoursPresentations from UK exhibitors15:45 – 18:30 hoursUK exhibitors and Indian participants- discussions (conducted at virtual exhibit stalls)

Who should attend?

Government and Allied institutions
Sector Skills Councils
Industry Associations
State Skill Development Missions
Private Universities
Training Providers
CSR Foundations
Skill Universities
Assessment Agencies

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Launch of Disability Sensitisation E-Modules on NSDC E-Skills platform
2021-04-22 11:30 - 12:10
Background

The Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) (erstwhile DFID) in collaboration with National Skill Development Corporation (NSDC) are delighted to invite you for the launch of 8 disability sensitization e-modules under the FCDO’s ‘Skills for Jobs Programme.’ These modules will be made available to 11000 empaneled training partners of NSDC and 8 Lakh youth who have enrolled on the NSDC portal so far.
These e-modules have been developed by UK’s national Star Foundation- a college having 50 years of experience in the disability space. The series of short online learning modules are designed to support practitioners who are working with people with disabilities in order to improve their practice and enhance their learning experience. The modules are for those in management, teaching, training, support roles, employers, health care professionals, and organizational leaders who work with people with disabilities.
A formal launch event of these courses is planned for 22nd April 2021. The main purpose of this programme is to apprise the stakeholders about the key aspects of the courses, highlight the benefits of the FCDO NSDC partnership, and also provide an overview of UK best practices in the skill training of persons with disabilities. The programme will be attended by the senior government of India officials, industry representatives, training partners, and special educators/trainers.

Schedule

ParticularsSpeaker (Name, Designation)Duration (in minutes)Presentation on FCDO’s disability initiatives under SFJ ProgrammeMs. Anu Gupta, Head Skills, FCDO5UK learnings in digitation for inclusive trainingMr. David Finch, National Star College, UK5Feedback from the trainer on e-modulesMs. Kanchan, Trainer, V-shesh4Digitisation as the need of the hour to enhance training and employment in the disability sectorVineet Saraiwala, Founder, Atypicaladvantage5Importance of inclusive training and initiatives by NSDCMr. Manish Kumar, MD & CEO, NSDC8Inclusivity – a top priority for the British GovernmentMr. Gavin McGillivray, Minister Counsellor Development, FCDO, British High Commission, New Delhi5Wrapping up

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Webinar "Progressive and Futuristic Skill Development: Need of the Hour"
2021-05-21 11:30 - 12:30
India with one of the largest youth populations in the world needs to create millions of jobs every year to reap the advantage of this demographic dividend. Skill Development is the only solution to sustain this demographic dividend and to prepare the workforce for Industry 4.0 fueled by increasing urbanization, ubiquitous internet connectivity, and the proliferation of high-tech technology.
Today, ASSOCHAM has emerged as the fountainhead of knowledge for the Indian Industry which is all set to redefine the dynamics of growth and development of “Skill Based Economy”.
With an objective to understand the immediate issues faced by the Industry due to labor and workforce migration and understating the Government’s readiness to support the skill training sector to recover after the COVID lockdown, India’s Apex Chamber, ASSOCHAM, is organizing a Webinar on “Progressive and Futuristic Skill Development: Need of the Hour”

Chief Guest

Dr. Mahendra Nath Pandey

Hon’ble Union Minister of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship

Key Issues to be discussed:

Immediate Issues faced by the Industry due to labor and workforce migration
Government support for the Skill Training Sector to recover after the lockdown.
Readiness to provide Online Courses under Skill Development schemes
Role of Technology like Artificial Intelligence in Future Skilling
Migration Issue of the Workforce – New ways and Format of Skilling
Role and Responsibility of Government and Industry in Skilling India

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Panel Discussion on Skill Development Training Program ( STT ) in Life Sciences Sector in the aspirational districts of Sikkim
2021-06-21 12:00 - 13:00
Sikkim is a fastest emerging state for Pharmaceutical Industries. Due to the outbreak of the Covid pandemic, the demand for pharmaceutical products has been increased all over the world. To meet the global demand, the production plants have augmented their production in overtime operation with existing employees. This sudden hike in production has increased the pace of hiring in the Pharma industry.
In view of this above, Life Sciences SSC is going to organize a panel discussion on SKILL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM IN LIFE SCIENCES SECTOR in the aspirational districts of Sikkim to create employment opportunities for unemployed youth.

TimeTopicSpeaker (Name and Designation)12:00 – 12:10 hoursWelcome AddressMr. Ranjit Madan, CEO, LSSSDC12:10 – 12:20 hoursSICB’s plan on skilldevelopment program postCovid* Shri Ganga Pradhan, Principal Secretary,SICB, Sikkim* Shri Bishal Rai, Director, SICB, SkillDevelopment Dept., Sikkim12:20 – 12:30 hoursAspirational Job role &demand of skill resourcesby Pharma industryMr. Sachin Sachdeva, Director, LSSSDC12:30 – 12:45 hoursDistrict-wise demand ofJob roles & No. of Targetcan be allocated fortraining & placement inLife Sciences sector* Shri Ragul K, IAS, Nodal Officer, DSC East Sikkim* Shri Tenzing T Kaleon, Nodal Officer, DSC North Sikkim* Shri M. Bharani Kumar, IAS, Nodal Officer, DSC South Sikkim* Shri Karma R.Banpo, IAS, Nodal Officer, DSC WestSikkim12:45 – 12:50 hoursKey Role of NSDCMr. Shiladitya Sarkar, NER States Engagement Officer, NSDC12:50 – 13:00 hoursQ n A Session13:00 hoursVote of ThanksMr. Aniruddha

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Webinar on Skill Development for Global Perspective
2021-07-02 11:30 - 12:30
ASSOCHAM’s National Council on Skill Development is organizing a webinar on “Skill Development for Global Perspective”
Objective
To discuss realizing the potential towards developing a digital-first approach, with an intention of leveraging technology, boosting remote learning, and emphasizing vocational education that will help to establish a robust and self-dependent economy in the true sense.

Speakers (Name and Designation)Mr. Maninder Singh, Chairman, ASSOCHAM National Council on Skill DevelopmentWg Cdr Rachit Bhatnagar, CEO, Aerospace and Aviation Sector Skill CouncilCaptain T S Ramanujan, CEO, Logistics Sector Skill CouncilDr. Darlie O Koshy, Chairman, NISTIMr. Neeraj Arora, Senior Director and Head, ASSOCHAM National Council on Skill Development

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JSLPS organizing Virtual CxO Meet
2021-10-22 14:30 - 17:00
Background

“Skills and knowledge are the driving forces of economic growth and social development for any country. Countries with higher and better levels of skills adjust more effectively to the challenges and opportunities of world of work”.
The Rural Development Department of Government of Jharkhand (GoJ) has established a separate and autonomous society named as “Jharkhand State livelihood Promotion society” (JSLPS) which works as a nodal agency for effective implementation of livelihood promotion in the state. JSLPS is also the nodal agency for implementation of National Rural Livelihood Mission (NRLM) Project in the state of Jhark hand.
NRLM has an ambitious mandate conceivably, the largest poverty reduction program for poor in the world, the National Rural Livelihoods Mission aims at reaching nearly 70 million rural households of India, it aims to reach out to all rural poor families and link them to sustainable livelihoods opportunities. It will nurture them till they come out of poverty and enjoy a decent quality of life.

Objective

The main objective of the event would be to understand the ecosystem and create a common platform for various stakeholders involved in DDU-GKY and other programs, thoroughly discuss an assortment of issues related to training, placement, retention, post-placement and career progression of the candidates trained under DDU-GKY and other skill development training programs.
Proposed Outcomes of the CXO meet

Understand the impact of COVID -19 on the Logistic, Retails and Healthcare industry
How JLSPS can provide and mitigate the shortage of skilled manpower
Understand the hiring practices, the periodic demand, salaries, and their preferences to hire females.
Understand the support industry can commit to JSLPS to take the DDUGKY Scheme to thenext level.

Industries will play an integral part in achieving the desired outcomes of any project and your contribution will help us nurture and prepare us to serve you better in the future with the young and industry-ready workforce to fulfill your organization’s needs and demands.
This event will witness the detailed discussion, expert advice, and guidance from the industry on various related aspects. Virtual participation in this meet would enrich JSLPS with valuable inputs and also help Jharkhand to empower its rural youths and provide the right direction for a successful endeavor for the benefit of the industry.

Agenda

SessionSpeaker Name, DesignationTiming (IST)Participants IntroductionMr. Hasnain Warshi, SPM – Skills14:30 – 14:45Keynote AddressMs. Nancy Sahay (IAS), CEO – JSLPS14:45 – 15:00Introduction to JSLPSMr. Hasnain Warshi, SPM – Skills15:00 – 15:15Discussion with IndustryTechnical Session 1: How JSLPS can support IndustryModerator:Mr. Gaurav Verma, TSA (PwC India)Panelists:* Ms. Divya Jain, Founder and CEO, Safeducate Pvt. Ltd* Ravikanth Yamarthy, COO, LSSC* Mr. Deepankar Roy, Head HR, Khadim India Ltd* Mr. Somnath Dan, Head HR, Wow Momos15:15 – 15:55Discussion with IndustryTechnical Session 2: How Industry can support JSLPSModerator:Mr. Gaurav Verma, TSA (PwC India)Panelists:* Mr. Harminder Sahni, MD, Wazir Advisors Pvt. Ltd.* Mr. Kapil Pathare, Director, VIP Clothing Ltd* Dr. Roopak Vasishtha, DG & CEO, SSC-AMH* Ms. Maneesha Sharma, Ex-COO, World Skill Centre15:15 – 16:45Closing Remarks andVote of ThanksMr. Bishnu Parida, COO – Skills16:45 – 17:00

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Workshop on Mobile Photography and Filmmaking
2022-06-15 11:30 - 2022-06-17 13:30
MESC and SAE Institute, Dubai brings to you Creative Warriors 3 Days free online workshop on “Mobile Photography & Filmmaking” by Darren Dharmai, Technical Supervisor, SAE Dubai.

Facilitated by industry professionals, this workshop is an introduction to the creative and technical aspects of filmmaking and photography.

Topics to be covered:

Craft of Screenwriting

Casting

Production Management

Storyboarding

Script Shooting

Directing

Cinematography

and a lot more

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Darren Dharmai
Darren works at SAE Institute Dubai as a Technical Supervisor assisting students and faculty with technical support. Before joining SAE, he worked at Apple as a Programming Manager and facilitated Apple sessions for people to learn more about Apple products and help unlock creativity through their devices, using videography and photography. Darren is passionate about teaching as it allows him to meet people from different backgrounds and he believes he can learn a little from everyone in the process. In his spare time, Darren collaborates with local artists to produce music. He also holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Audio Production.

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Day 2: 16 June 2022

Day 3: 17 June 2022

ASDC's Annual Partners Forum 2022
2022-06-22 10:00 - 14:00 | Silver Oak, India Habitat Centre, Lodhi Road, Near Airforce Bal Bharati School, New Delhi, Delhi, 110003
The Automotive Skills Development Council is organizing a magnificent event “Partners Forum 2022” in physical format with the support of the Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship, Ministry of Heavy Industries, and NSDC.

Theme – Sahyogita se Atamanirbharta

The theme for the ASDC Partners’ Forum 2022 reflects the unique mandate of a new India envisaged by the Hon’ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi.

The engaging event will witness hundreds of partners and dignitaries of the Automotive industry across the country. At Partners’ Forum, attendees will discuss an overview of the current scenario in the skilling industry, best practices prevalent in this sector, along with challenges and relevant suggestions.
This forum offers a unique opportunity for the Automotive community to come together under one roof and develop a set of recommendations that will promote the new skilling, upskilling, and training methodologies and how we will serve youth in the next decade and beyond.

Chief Guest – Mr. Rajesh Aggarwal, Secretary, MSDC

TimeTitle09:00 AM – 10:00 AMRegistration of Partners10:00 AM – 10:05 AMLighting of Lamp10:05 AM – 10:10 AMWelcome Address byMr. Vinkesh Gulati, Treasurer, ASDC10:10 AM – 10:20 AMAddress byMr. Vinod Aggarwal, President, ASDC10:20 AM – 10:30 AMAddress by Guest of HonorMr. Ved Mani Tiwari – COO and officiating CEO, NSDC10:30 AM – 10:45 AMAddress by Chief GuestMr. Rajesh Aggarwal, Secretary, MSDE10:45 AM – 10:55 AMTransition/ Updates about ASDCMr. Arindam Lahiri, CEO, ASDC10:55 AM – 11:35 AM Outcome Driven Training– Impact of Apprenticeship Mr. Vishvesh Kulkarni, Yashasvi Group– Rural Livelihood through DDU-GKYMr. Sauvik Bera, Frostees India P. Ltd.– Skilling impact of changes in Auto Industry (Project Jeevika)Mr. Rakesh Nagpal, Hero MotoCorp Ltd.

11:35 AM – 11:50 AM10 minsTea Break

11:50 AM – 12:30 PMStrengthening the Skill Process– Connecting the skilled candidate to potential EmployersMs. Meenal Singh, TCS iON– Cluster based Training of Trainer initiativeMr. KVL Narasimham, GIZUse of Mobile learning for upskillingMr. Rajeev Radhakrishnan, Mechanik TV12:30 PM – 01:10 PM New Skilling Opportunities– EV Training of TrainerMr. Gagan Aggarwal, NPTC– CNG Vehicles Skilling initiativeMr. Abhishek Singh, Learnet Skills Ltd.– Industry 4.0 Skill Training OpportunitiesMr. Sukhpreet Singh, Siemens Centre of Excellence 01:10 PM – 01:25 PMValedictory Speech by Dr. N.S. Kalsi, Chairperson, NCVET01:25 PM – 01:30 PMClosing AddressMr. Nikunj Sanghi, Former President, ASDC01:30 PM – 01:50 PM OPEN HOUSE Q&A01:50 PM – 01:55 PMVote of ThanksMr. Piyush Garg, CFO, ASDC

01:55 PM onwardsLunch

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Annual Conclave 2022 by ASDC
2022-09-23 09:30 - 17:00 | Hyatt Regency, Ring Rd, Bhikaji Cama Place, Rama Krishna Puram, New Delhi, New Delhi, 110066, India
The Automotive Skills Development Council (ASDC), India’s first sector skill council dedicated to the Indian automobile industry, is promoted by the Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers (SIAM), Automotive Component Manufacturers Association (ACMA), and Federation of Automobile Dealers Associations of India (FADA) and supported by Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship (MSDE), Ministry of Heavy Industries(MHI), National Council for Vocational Education and Training (NCVET) and National Skill Development Corporation (NSDC).
After a two-year hiatus, ASDC will hold its Annual Conclave 2022 with the theme “Kushal Yuva – Samruddh Bharat” where more than 500 partners from across India, including Indian Automotive Industry leaders, Auto Component Manufacturers, Auto Dealers, Auto Suppliers, Auto Professionals, Government officials, and other stakeholders, will gather.
This event offers the automotive industry a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to come together and develop a set of recommendations that will promote skilling and training, as well as how we will serve youth in the coming decade and beyond.

Agenda

TimeSession09:30 am – 10:00 amRegistration of Delegates10:00 am –10:05 amLamp Lighting10:05 am –10:10 amWelcome AddressMr. Vinkesh Gulati, Treasurer ASDC, Chairman Research & Academy at FADA10:10 am –10:20 amAddress by President, ASDCMr. Vinod Aggarwal, MD & CEO VE Commercial Vehicles Pvt Ltd10:20 am –10:35 amConvocation ceremony of ASDC certied candidates10:35 am –11:00 amAddress by Guests of HonourDr. N S Kalsi, Chairperson NCVETDr. Neena Pahuja, Executive Member NCVETMr. SP Beniwal, IPS Special Commisioner of Delhi Police11:00 am –11:15 amUnveiling of White paper by KPMG and ASDC Annual Report 2022Presentation of White paper by Partner, KPMG11:15 am –11:25 amPartner AddressMr. Sandeep Sangwan, MD Castrol India11:25 am –11:35 am11:35 am Certicate distribution of Castrol-ASDC candidates11:35 am –11:45 amClosing of Inaugural SessionMr. F R Singhvi, Vice President, ASDC11:45 am –11:55 amTea/Coffee Break11:55 am –12:45 pmPanel Discussion 1 – Integrating Education and Skilling for Industry Ready Workforce | Moderator : Mr. Debabrata Ghosh, KPMGMr. Vikram Gulati, Toyota Kirloskar MotorDr. Rodney Reviere, GIZDr. Biswajit Saha, CBSEMr. RCM Reddy, Schoolnet India Ltd.Mr. Mathew Johnston, Australian High Commission12:45 pm –01:00 pmSpecial Recognition Award01:00 pm to02:00 pmLunch02:00 pm –02:50 pmPanel Discussion 2 – Skilling for Future Technologies in Automotive Industry | Moderator: Mr. Mussarat Hussain, MSILMr. Anirudh Arun, Blu SmartDr. Deb Mukherjee, OSMProf. B K Panigrahi, IIT DelhiMr. Dharm Rakshit, Hero MotoCorp LtdMr. Awadhesh Jha, Fortum02:50 pm –03:40 pmPanel Discussion 3 – Effective Implementation of skilling programmes to enhance employabilityModerator: Mr. Arun Malhotra, Auto Industry VeteranMr. B V Sudarshan, NTTFMr. Ranjan Choudhury, TCS iONMr. IV Rao, TERIMr. Niraj Hans, Sandhar Technologies Ltd.03:40 pm –04:00 pmAward Function for ASDC Partners04:00 pm –04:20 pmFelicitation of Indiaskills winners and Worldskills expertsGuest of Honour : Col. A K Chandel, Senior Head, NSDC & Technical Delegate Assistant, WorldSkills India04:20 pm –04:30 pmClosing Remarks & Vote of ThanksMr. Arindam Lahiri, CEO ASDC04:30 pm –04:35 pmSESSION END – National Anthem

13th Global Skills Summit by FICCI
2022-09-27 09:00 - 2022-09-28 19:00 | Federation House, FICCI, Federation House, Tansen Marg, New Delhi, New Delhi, 110001, India
Theme: Education to Employability – Making it Happen

Overview >>>

The 13th edition of Global Skills Summit’s theme ‘Education to Employability – Making it Happen’ would focus on easing the education to employability transition for the youth of our country. After 34 years since the launch of the National Policy of Education in 1986, the new National Education Policy -2020 envisions to have a learning ecosystem that is second to none. Currently, Our nation is at the cusp of leveraging demographic dividend, disruptive technologies and changing World of Work. The Summit would look from the NEP lens and focus on how India can become the “Skill Capital of the World” keeping the UN Sustainable Development Goal 4 (SDG4) as an underpinning theme.

The NEP 2020 has set the goal of exposing at least 50% learners of the school and higher education systems to vocational education. The onus of “Making it happen” lies not only on the Government of India’s initiatives but also on the collaborative efforts of Industry, Academia, Philanthropies, Foundations, NGOs and Social Sector Organisations. A joint effort by all the stakeholders will prepare the youth of our country in making India rich before we get old. Technology will play a key role in being the strongest enabler of this transition. One of the areas of key deliberation will be the emergence of competency based skilling, a national credit framework and the role of national curriculum framework. The E2E transition would need considerable support from National and International organisations in building capacities and gaining perspectives. We look at employability as a critical skill to create sustainable livelihoods. The Summit will also see discussions on encouraging Entrepreneurship, Apprenticeship and Craftsmanship. It will bring together key stakeholders to deliberate upon strategies and share best practices that helps India in developing a 21st century skills ecosystem. There will be discussions on financing models of Indian TVET and a deep dive deliberation on how a robust financing system can truly support the Education to Employability Transition in India. The two day Summit will conclude with a celebration event “VIRASAT” The Heritage which honours and recognises the exquisite craft of the Indian artisans. We welcome you all to be a part of this revolution and engage with more than 400 participants including policymakers, industry leaders, state and central government officials, training partners, representatives of multilateral & bilateral agencies, and students.

Agenda >>>

Day 1: Tuesday September 27, 2022Venue: Commission Room- FICCI, Federation House, New Delhi

09:15am – 10:15amRegistration10:15 am – 11:30 amPanel Session 1: Skilling in Schooling and Schooling in Skilling10:15 am – 10:20 amWelcome RemarksShri RCM Reddy, MD & CEO, Schoolnet India Limited and Learnet Skills Limited10:20am – 10:30amSpecial AddressShri Atul Kumar Tiwari, Secretary, Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship11:30 am – 12:00 pmTea Break

12:00pm – 01:00pmSpecial Session with Hon’ble Minister of Education and Skill Development & Entrepreneurship12:00pm – 12:07pmWelcome AddressMr Subhrakant Panda, Senior Vice President, FICCI & MD, Indian Metals and Ferro Alloys Ltd (IMFA)©12:07pm –12:17pmTheme AddressMr Manish Sabharwal, Chair, FICCI Skill Development Committee (SDC) and Chairman & Co-Founder, Teamlease Services Ltd. ©12:17pm – 12:25pmSpecial AddressMr Ashutosh Gupta, Country Manager, India at LinkedIn12:25pm – 12:35pmVision AddressMr T.V. Mohandas Pai, Honorary Advisor, FICCI Skills Development Committee (SDC) & Chairman, Manipal Global Education (MaGE) ©12:35pm – 12:40pmRelease of Knowledge reports12:40pm – 01:00pmKeynote AddressShri Dharmendra Pradhan, Hon’ble Minister, Ministry of Skill Development & Entrepreneurship and Ministry of Education ©01:00pm – 01:05pmVote of ThanksMr Sanjay Shivnani, Co- Chair, FICCI SDC & Head, Technical Education & Technical University, Hindalco Industries Limited, Aditya Birla Group©01:05pm–02:00pmNetworking Lunch

02:00pm- 03:15pmPanel Session 2: Employability-led skilling in India: Role of CorporatesSocial Sector Organizations02:00pm – 02:05pmWelcome Remarks: Mr Amit Kumar, Head – Inclusive Growth, UNDP02:05pm – 02:15pmSpecial Address: Shri Sunil Barthwal, Officer on Special Duty in theDepartment of Commerce, Ministry of Commerce and Industry*03:15pm –03:30pm Tea Break

03:30pm -04:55pmPanel Session 3: The Future of Skilling: New World of Work03:30pm -03:35pmWelcome remarks: Mr Manish Sabharwal, Chair, FICCI Skill DevelopmentCommittee (SDC) and Chairman & Co-Founder, Teamlease Services Ltd03:35pm -03:45pmSpecial Address: Shri Kundan Kumar, Adviser, Skill Development, Labour & Employment -NITI AAYOG03:45pm -03:55pmKeynote Address: Dr Nirmaljeet Singh Kalsi, IAS (Retd.), Chairman, NCVET04:55pm-05:10pmTea Break

05:10pm – 06:25pmPanel Session 4: Internationalization of Skilling05:10pm-05:15pmWelcome Remarks: Mr Sanjay Shivnani, Co- Chair, FICCI SDC & Head,Technical Education & Technical University, Hindalco Industries Limited, Aditya Birla Group05:15pm-05:25pmSpecial Address: Shri Ved Mani Tiwari, Chief Operating Officer at National Skill Development Corporation06:25pm – 06:30pmDay’s closure07:00pm-08:30pmNetworking DinnerTo know about details and speakers of Panel Discussion 1-4, Click Here

Day 2: Wednesday September 28, 2022Venue: Commission Room- FICCI, Federation House, New Delhi

09:15am –10:15amRegistration10:15am –10:25amOpening Remarks for Day 2: Mr Manish Sabharwal, Chair, FICCI Skill Development Committee (SDC) and Chairman & Co-Founder, Teamlease Services Ltd.10:25am –10:35amSpecial Address: Shri Rajesh Aggarwal, Secretary, Department of Empowerment of Persons with Disabilities, Ministry of Social Justice & Empowerment©10:35am –11:35amPanel Session 5: Boosting Entrepreneurship & Ease of doing business11:35am –11:50pmTea Break

11:50 pm –01:15pmPanel Session 6: Apprenticeships for employability11:50pm –11:55pmWelcome Remarks: Ms Veena Swarup, Former Director HR, Engineers India Limited11:55pm –12:05pmSpecial Address: Prof. Anil D. Sahasrabudhe, Chairman NETF & Former Chairman, All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE)12:05pm – 12:15pmVideo Message: Ms Nazrene Mannie, Executive Director, Global Apprenticeship Network (GAN)01:15pm-02:15pmNetworking Lunch

02:15pm-03:15pmPanel Session 7: Skill Financing – Creating sustainable ecosystem03:15pm-03:30pmTea Break

03:30pm-04:30pmPanel Session 8: VIRASAT – The Heritage ‘Vocal for Local: Go Global’04:30pm-04:45pmConcluding Session– Mr Manish Sabharwal, Chair, FICCI Skill Development Committee (SDC) and Chairman & Co-Founder, Teamlease Services Ltd.– Mr Sanjay Shivanani, Co-Chair, FICCI SDC & Head, Technical Education & Technical University, Hindalco Industries Limited, Aditya Birla Group04:45pm OnwardsHigh TeaTo know about details and speakers of Panel Discussion 5-8, Click Here

Speakers >>>

Shri Dharmendra Pradhan, Union Minister for Education Skill Development & Entrepreneurship, Government of IndiaShri Sunil Barthwal, Officer on Special Duty in the Department of Commerce, Ministry of Commerce and IndustryShri Atul Kumar Tiwari, Secretary, Ministry of Skill Development and EntrepreneurshipShri Rajesh Aggarwal, Secretary, Department of Empowerment of Persons with Disabilities, Ministry of Social Justice & EmpowermentDr Nirmaljeet Singh Kalsi, IAS (Retd.) Chairman, NCVETShri Kundan Kumar, Adviser, Skill Development, Labour & Employment -NITI AAYOGShri Ved Mani Tiwari, Chief Operating Officer at National Skill Development CorporationProf. Anil D. Sahasrabudhe*, Chairman, All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE)Mr T.V. Mohandas Pai, Honorary Advisor, FICCI Skills Development Committee (SDC) & Chairman, Manipal Global Education (MaGE)Mr Manish Sabharwal, Chair, FICCI Skill Development Committee (SDC), and Chairman & Co-Founder, Teamlease Services Ltd.Mr Sanjay Shivnani, Co- Chair, FICCI SDC & Head, Technical Education & Technical University, Hindalco Industries Limited, Aditya Birla Groupand many more, Click Here to See Complete List

Who Should Attend >>>

Large Corporate Houses & Public Sectors UndertakingsSmall and Medium EnterprisesSenior Government Officials & AcademiaState Skills Missions, Sector Skills Councils, NGOs, INGOs and Think Tank GroupsMultilateral and Bilateral AgenciesUniversities and Higher Education InstitutionsTraining Partners (TPs) and Industrial Training Institutes/Centres (ITIs /ITCs)International CounterpartsSkill Consultancy Providers/ Assessment Agencies

Why Should You Attend >>>

Showcase | Engage | Explore | Network

Invigorating deliberations on skill development policies & frameworks.Showcasing global and national innovations, best practices & lessons learnt.Showcase your Industry/ Institution to over 400 delegates from India & Abroad.Platform for national and international collaborations and partnerships.Platform for networking and interactions with leaders from industry & government.

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SEPC's 12th Annual General Meeting: Skilling and Internationalization of Higher Education on focus
2022-09-29 09:30 - 16:00 | Hotel Taj Palace, Taj Palace, 2, Sardar Patel Marg, Diplomatic Enclave, Chanakyapuri, New Delhi, New Delhi, 110021, India
The future of education could be an amalgamation of transformations driven by Education 4.0, NEP 2020, present pandemic, emerging student needs and new technologies. The current social environment, generational differences in society, new student profiles and monumental technological changes have led Indian higher education institutions to reinvent and redesign ecosystems to create a more accessible and inclusive environment.
The new paradigm of education is defined by features such as 5G spectrum, adoption of a mobile centric economy, increased use of social media platforms, etc. The need for facilitating personalized learning anytime, anywhere is changing the role of teachers to facilitators and mentors are some of the key characteristics in the new age of Education.
SEPC being a nodal organization for India’s services exports promotion, has been advocating reforms in higher education sector, carrying out research, surveys and studies. The education committee has been in discussion with Government’s growth agenda for the sector.
In the above backdrop, SEPC is organizing the Education & Skilling Interactive session as a precursor to its Annual General Meeting. The interactive session will focus on deliberations and discussions to create a roadmap to achieve the projected target of $ 1 trillion by 2030, primarily focused on capacity building & enhancing competitiveness with focus on export of education services from the country.
SEPC will bring together significant presence from the industry, academia, thought leaders, Think Tanks, NGO’s and consultants to deliberate upon strategies and share best practices that helps in developing an advanced education system.

Theme: Skilling and Internationalization of Higher Education

Speakers >>>

Shri Piyush Goyal, Minister of Commerce and Industry, Consumer Affairs, Food and Public Distribution and Textiles, Govt. of India

Dr. Subhas Sarkar, MoS Education, Govt of India

Shri Rajeev Chandrasekhar, MoS Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship and MoS Meity

Shri Parmeswaran Iyer IAS, CEO, Niti Aayog

Shri BVR Subrahmanyam IAS, Commerce Strategy, Ministry of Commerce and Industry, Govt. of India

Prof. Deepak Kumar Srivastava, Vice Chairman, UGC

Dr. Maneesh Mishra, Exec VP – Strategy, NSDC

Dr. Pankaj Mittal, Secretary General, Association of Indian Universities

Prof. Rajesh Khanna, President NIIT University

Dr. Vidya Yeravdekar, Pro Chancellor, Symbiosis International (Deemed) University

Mr. Raghav Gupta, MD, India & SAARC, Coursera

Mr. Prashant Deshpande, Senior VP, Strategic HR, Reliance Industries Ltd.

Dr. Sushma Yadav, Member UGC

Dr. Avantika Tomar, Partner, EY Partheon

Shri Harish Porwal, Partner, Business Consulting, EY

CA Sunil H. Talati, Chairman, SEPC

Shri Karan Rathore, Vice Chairman, SEPC

Dr. Abhay Sinha, Director General, SEPC

Agenda >>>

Session 1: India@2047 – Services Export Strategy

9:30 AM – 10:30 AMRegistration and Tea/Coffee10:30 AM – 10:35 AMIntroductory RemarksDr Abhay Sinha,Director General, SEPC10:35 AM – 10:40 AMWelcome AddressCA Sunil H. TalatiChairman, SEPC10:40 AM – 10:45 AMSkill Sector Context SettingShri Harish PorwalPartner – Business Consulting,Ernst & Young LLP10:45 AM – 10:50 AMEducation Services Sector Context SettingDr Avantika TomarPartner, EY – Parthenon10:50 AM – 11:00 AM‘Guest of Honour’Shri B. V. R. Subrahmanyam, IASCommerce Secretary, Government of India11:00 AM – 11:10 AM‘Session Special Guest Address on Education Services’Dr Subhas SarkarHon’ble Minister of State, Ministry of Education, Government of India11:10 AM – 11:15 AMVote of Thanks byShri Karan RathoreVice Chairman, SEPC11:15 AM – 11:30 AMTea Break

Session 2: Transforming workforce skills for service exports

11:30 AM – 11:35 AMPanel Introduction & Context Setting by the Session ModeratorShri Harish PorwalPartner – Business Consulting, Ernst & Young LLP11:35 AM – 11:40 AMIndustry Panel Discussion– Prof. (Dr) Neharika VohraVice-Chancellor, Delhi Skill & Entrepreneurship University– Shri Rishi KumarVice President & Centre Delivery Head, HCL Technologies– Shri Prashant DeshpandeSr. Vice President, Strategic HR, Reliance Industries Ltd– Dr Maneesh MishraExecutive Vice President – Strategy, National Skill Development Corporation11:50 AM – 12:00 PM‘Guest of Honour’Shri Parameswaran Iyer, IASCEO, NITI Aayog12:00 PM – 12:10 PM‘Guest of Honour’Shri Rajeev ChandrasekharHon’ble Minister of State, Ministry of Skill Development & Entrepreneurship; and Minister of State in the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology, GOI12:10 PM – 12:25 AM‘Chief Guest Address on Services Sector – India @ 2047’Shri Piyush GoyalHon’ble Minister of Commerce & Industry, Textiles, and Consumer Affairs, andFood & Public Distribution, Government of India12:25 PM – 12:28 PMQnA 12:28 PM – 12:30 PMVote of Thanks byDr. Abhay SinhaDirector General, SEPC12:30 PM – 12:45 PMBreak

Session 3: Reimagining Higher Education for India @ 2047

12:45PM – 12:50PM Panel Introduction & Context Setting by the ‘Session Moderator’Dr Avantika TomarPartner, EY – Parthenon12:50 PM – 12:55PMWelcome RemarksDr Vidya Yeravdekar,Chairperson – Education Council, SEPC, andPro Chancellor at Symbiosis International (Deemed) University12:55 PM – 01:15PMIndustry Representation– Prof Rajesh KhannaPresident, NIIT University– Prof (Smt.) Sushma YadavMember, UGC, andFormer Vice Chancellor, Bhagat Phool Singh Mahila Vishwavidyalay– Shri Raghav GuptaManaging Director, India & SAARC, Coursera– Dr (Smt.) Pankaj MittalSecretary General, Association of Indian Universities01:15 PM – 01:30PM‘Guest of Honour’Shri Arun Kumar Sinha, IASManaging Director, Footwear Design and Development Institute, Ministry of Commerce, GOI01:30 PM – 01:40PMQnA01:40 PM – 01:45PMVote of Thanks byDr Vidya Yeravdekar,Chairperson – Education Council, SEPC, and Pro Chancellor at Symbiosis International (Deemed) University01:45 PM – 02:30PMLunch

Session 4: Annual General Meeting ( 02:30 PM – 03:30 PM )

High Tea ( 03:30 PM – 04:00 PM )

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SkillReporter Chai Pe Charcha - Skill Development All Hands Meet
2023-02-04 14:30 - 16:30 | Atharv Office, Chamber 10, Kailash Tower, Kaushambi, Uttar Pradesh, 201012, India
India is progressively moving towards being a knowledge economy, where skills are widely recognized as the important lever of economic growth. Countries with higher and better levels of skills regulate more effectively the challenges and opportunities of the world of work. Hence, skills and knowledge become the driving forces of any country’s economic growth and social development.
In view of that, SkillReporter along with FESDIP, the Federation of Education and Skill Development Institutions and Personnel is organizing “Chai Pe Charcha”. The perspective of the session is to connect those who all have some association or have some interest in Skill Development ecosystem.

Skill Development All Hands Meet – A step towards strengthening skill ecosystem

Over the networking tea, you will be able to discuss your thoughts, challenges, opportunities, opinions, etc. with the co-participants in order to strengthen your knowledge and do better for your professional and institutional growth.
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