We will provide training to youths in ITIs as per demand of the industries, said Minister of State for technical education (independent charge) Deepak at MSME convention's 'skill development' session.
Joshi said that he started his industry by borrowing a loan of `8 lakh. He said that any industry cannot be developed without skilled labour force.
To provide skill work force, it is responsibility of technical education department. Joshi said that only two percent work force is skilled at present.
He said that Chinese products are available on lower than the production cost because of skilled development.
Technical Education Minister said that we can create world class ITIs. He said that, certificate will be issued to people engaged in traditional business under RPl scheme after six month training. They can get job anywhere after it.
Principal Secretary Technical Education Kalpana Shrivastava said that Madhya Pradesh is emerging as a hub of skill development. She said that gaps in skills will be removed.
Technologies in different sectors have been changed totally in two decades. Up-gradation is required according to the changes.
President of Industries Association Madhya Pradesh OP Dhoot said that technological centers should be opened in all divisions. Machines should be in ITIs as per demand of the time.
Training for Mig and Tick welding should be provided in ITIs. CEO of Automobile Sector Skill Council Sunil Chaturvedi said that there is need to emphasize on sector development.
He said that 20 lakh drivers are required every year. Every month, 15 lakh two-wheelers are being sold. There are good prospects in the sector.
Regional Chief of Indian Entrepreneur Region Development Tarun Bedi exhorted for becoming entrepreneur not self employed.
He said that 50 nodal hubs will be made for entrepreneurship.
Director, skill development Sanjeev Singh assured that coordination will be made between quantity and quality. Doubts of entrepreneurs were also cleared in the session.