IN DEPTH INTERVIEW

Skilled Workforce Always Improves The Productivity: Prafulla Pathak Secretary, Power Sector Skill Council

The awareness about the putting the skilled human resource and attitude to hire or appoint a skilled manpower, where over it is mandatory has taken an utmost importance.

The Impact of NEP-2020 on Skill Training: RP Singh CEO, Power Sector Skill Council

RP Singh, (CEO-Power Sector Skill Council) shares with Education Post about the impact of NEP-2020 on skill training, job creation, and employment chances.

Interview: Dr. Roopak Vasishtha

The Sector Skill Councils, under different sectors, are spearheading the ‘Skill India Mission’ under the able guidance of Hon’ble Dr. Mahendra Nath Pandey Ji. Working in AMH SSC, I really could plan, execute and implement different schemes and projects, which, working in any other organization, I really couldn’t have done.

‘Catch Them Young’ Approach by Govt. of India in NEP-2020

Dr. Roopak Vashistha, CEO & DG, AMH SSC talks about the impact of NEP-2020 on skill training, job creation, and employment chances with Education Post

Political inter usually stops the growth of the education system vention in this globally competitive world

Dr. P. Shyama Raju Chancellor- REVA University, Bangalore

Interdisciplinary Education Is Extremely Important In India

Interdisciplinary education is extremely important but it is not offered in its true spirit in India. Students do not have the opportunity of cutting across functional areas to pursue their interest.

Upgrading Academic Syllabus

The Vision of ASM is inspirational and innovative, ASM committed to the course of value- based education in a management disciplines, envisions itself as a fountainhead of innovative human enterprise, with inspirational initiatives for academic excellence.

Academia and Industry Share a Symbolic Relationship

The world of business has redefined itself over the past two decades. Such changes have necessitated a change in the skills required of leaders.

New Education Policy

The present government insists that the policy of ‘Make in India’ be interpreted correctly as one that generates not just meaningful employment for skilled people but also makes the country a hub for research.

Interview : Dr. Mahendra Nath Pandey, interviewed by Arvind Passey.

We have taken up several initiatives to bring in a change in mindsets. We want to inspire the youth to move beyond degrees and opt for certification and training in vocations and trades.