Skill development and vocational education are poised for significant transformation that can bring diversity, flexibility, and innovation to the evolving ecosystem. The proposed mainstreaming of skills in NEP 2020 has rekindled the hope to make education work-oriented and explore models that are sustainable, scalable, and outcome-based.
Against this backdrop, Tata STRIVE and National Skills Network (NSN) are jointly organising a webinar on “Skill Development in India: Trends, trajectories and way forward” on 8th December 2021, 3.00 to 4.30 PM. The webinar will be live on YouTube.
Skill Development in India: Trends, trajectories and way forward
Through this webinar, we look forward to finding the answers to some of the crucial questions:
- How do we reduce dependence on government-funded programs that must be complemented with collaborative ventures to address the emerging needs of the industry with an appropriate workforce?
- What has been the impact of short-term skilling courses and how do we align them close to what the youth aspire for?
- Why vocationalisation of education (at secondary and higher levels) should be driven by the actual stakeholders at the ground level from various districts in a decentralized manner?
Webinar on “Skill Development in India: Trends, trajectories, and way forward”
Date: 8th December 2021
Time: 3.00 PM to 4.30 PM
Join us live on YouTube using this link below:
https://youtu.be/o75S8yBgdpE
Panelists for the webinar are
- Mr. Arindam Lahiri (CEO, ASDC)
- Dr. Darlie Koshy (Chairman, NISTI)
- Ms. Anita Rajan (CEO, Tata STRIVE)
- Dr. Maneesh Mishra (Lead, SANKALP – MSDE)
- Ms. Meena Raghunathan (Independent Consultant in CSR, Skills, and Education)
The session will be moderated by Dr. Madhuri Dubey, Founder, NSN.
Scope of the webinar
In the 90 minutes sessio,n the thought leaders in the skill development ecosystem who have championed and driven various skilling initiatives successfully will broadly speak on the following:
- The key developments initiated by each of them to date and how it has impacted the industry
- Existing and new reforms and policy interventions strengthening the overall outcome of having employable youth
- Top 3 problems that need to be addressed for quality-focused skilling
- Future of skilling: Emerging trends and models in the skill development space that one should watch out for
- Reforms and policy interventions to re-energize the country’s workforce
- Building a quality-focused and demand-driven learner-centric skill ecosystem
- Role of government as an ecosystem enabler
Learn more from Tata STRIVE’s partnership with NSN: https://nationalskillsnetwork.in/tata-strive/
