The Confederation of Indian Industries (CII) Madhya Pradesh State Council organised an an interactive session with the National Institute of Technical Teachers’ Training and Research (NITTTR), Bhopal and the officials of the Madhya Pradesh Council for Vocational Training (MPCVT), Government of Madhya Pradesh.
Speaking on the occasion, CE Fernandes, chairman of CII - Madhya Pradesh Council said that education and degrees without skills mean nothing. Industry’s role and contribution in improving the quality of skill development and higher education and making the human resource more employable is being increasingly recognized by everybody today. There is a need to develop tailor made programme as per industry need, he added.
DS Karulia, Director, NITTTR, Bhopal said that NITTTR has an excellent track record of introducing several new systems in the technical education and has successfully implemented several time-bound and professionally challenging projects for varied clientele. The Institute holds expertise through continuous R&D in the areas of HRD, curriculum development, design & development of learning resources, educational management, policy formulation, continuing education, student assessment, multi-media development, community networking, industrial liaison and technical education research, he added.
While welcoming the Council members, Prof VH Radhakrishnan said that continuous dialogue between the Industry and the Government will help Strengthening the Technical Education System. The interaction was attended by Captains of industry and Government.