Committed to strengthen the youth, Yogi Govt to set up 16 new ITIs in the state
CM Yogi not only acknowledged the potential of youth in the state but has also taken effective measures to refine their talent and provide them better possibilities in UP itself.
New Delhi: Uttar Pradesh CM Yogi Adityanath, committed to make youth self-reliant and employable, has issued directives to set up 16 new Industrial Training Institutes (ITIs) based on a PPP model, across the state.
The Yogi-led government in Uttar Pradesh has been working effectively to achieve its goal of making the youth efficient and skilled in order to provide them decent job opportunities. CM Yogi not only acknowledged the potential of youth in the state but has also taken effective measures to refine their talent and provide them better possibilities in UP itself.
According to the officials, the admission process to the 16 new ITIs at various districts in the state will begin from August 2021. With the aim to provide technical manpower to the fast emerging industrial sector, the new ITIs will help in increasing the number of seats in courses of Electronic Technician, Computer Operator & Programming Assistant, Machinist Engineer, Electronic Mechanic and more.
At present, over 1.72 lakh students are undergoing skill training at 305 ITIs in Uttar Pradesh. The Yogi Government has laid special emphasis on setting up ITIs in remote regions of the state to cater to the needs of the underprivileged sections of the society.
Over 1,50,000 seats have been recognised by NCVT
According to the ITI officials, once the student completes his training from the ITI, he will be provided a certificate that will be recognised at the national level.
In a big achievement of the department, in the last four years, recognition of 1,07,489 seats has been achieved by the department from the National Council for Vocational Training. As per the latest data, as many as 1,51,508 seats have been recognised in UP.
Apart from setting up IT labs, smart classes, and solar energy plants in state ITIs, the work of providing training to students by connecting them with industrial units is also being done.