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The department of Industrial Training
and Vocational Education is catering to the requirement of skilled
manpower in the State through its network of 289 training
institutes. The department is running the following schemes.
CRAFTSMEN TRAINING SCHEME
· The
main objectives of the Craftsmen Training Scheme is to provide
skilled craftsmen to Industries according to their requirements and
also to provide self-employment opportunities to educated youth by
giving them Industrial training. At present under this scheme,
training is being imparted in 47 Engineering and 13 Non-Engineering
trades. The total sanctioned seats in Industrial Training Institutes
under this scheme are 19096. Final trade test is conducted by
National Council of Vocational Training (NCVT) and National Trade
Certificate is awarded by National Council of Vocational Training (NCVT).
The total sanctioned units are 1231.
· APPRENTICESHIP
TRAINING SCHEME
The
object of this scheme is to provide training facilities to the
maximum number of people in different trades in various
establishments under Apprenticeship Act 1961. Under the act, all
employers are bound to engage prescribed number of apprentices as
per ratio determined by the Central Government for each designated
trade on the basis of the survey conducted by the department. The
number of seats available in year 2005-06 are 7468 for
engagement of apprentices located in 967 Industrial
Establishments against which 5876 apprentices have been
engaged by the Industrial establishments for Apprenticeship
Training. There are 140 trades in formal sector and 13 trades in
informal sector. 53 seats has been located in informal sector by
conducting surveys of establishment in Haryana State. Efforts are
being made to locate more seats and engage more Apprentices in both
the formal and Informal sectors. ITI passed candidates are
encouraged to go for apprenticeship training to improve their skill
and standard. Freshers are engaged only in those trades in which
training facilities are not provided under the Craftsman Training
Scheme or in those trades which have not been introduced in the
Industrial Training Institutes of this State. In this way the youth
who complete their training successfully under Craftsman Training
Scheme are provided opportunities for engagement as apprentices in
the various Industrial establishments. After the completion of
apprenticeship training, apprentices are required to take National
Apprenticeship Trade Test and those who pass this test are awarded
National Apprenticeship Certificate. During Apprenticeship Training,
basic training is imparted in ITI’s.
The current rate of stipend for all the apprentices w.e.f. 09.04.01
is as given below:-
1st year of training Rs. 820/-
P.M.
2nd year of training Rs. 940/-
P.M.
3rd year of training
Rs.1090/- P.M.
4th year of training Rs.1230/-
P.M.
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