Over the
years the Industrial Training Institutes (ITIs) and Industrial
Training Centres (ITCs) have occupied important positions in the
technical world by offering many ITI courses. The ITIs and ITCs
however opens a wide range of opportunities for the technical
aspirants by imparting trainings in various technical fields
through many full time, part time and vocational ITI Programme. The
Directorate General of Employment and Training (DGET), Ministry of
Labour and Employment (MLE), India, acts as the sole governing
authority for the smooth execution of these training
institutions.
The ITIs and
the ITCs have crafted various courses for its students. By
providing the fundamental as well as the comprehensive knowledge of
these ITI courses these institutes seeks to sharpen the skills of
its students in order to meet with the unceasing needs of the
industries. The course duration ranges from one year to three years
depending on the selection of trades. The minimum eligibility
criteria to get admitted into the ITI courses are also vary from
class 8th pass to class 12 pass depending upon the trade. The
students have to undergone through an All India Trade Test (AITT)
examination conducted by National Council for Vocational Training
(NCVT), India, after completion of the required period of technical
training in their chosen ITI trades. The students will also be
awarded with National Trade Certificate (NTC), after clearing the
All India Trade Test (AITT) entrance. The successful completion of
the Industrial Training Institute (ITI) programmes wide spreads the
employability opportunities of the students in numerous public as
well as private sector organizations. It also enables them to stand
their business at their own accord
Over the
years the Industrial Training Institutes (ITIs) and Industrial
Training Centres (ITCs) have occupied important positions in the
technical world by offering many ITI courses. The ITIs and ITCs
however opens a wide range of opportunities for the technical
aspirants by imparting trainings in various technical fields
through many full time, part time and vocational ITI Programme. The
Directorate General of Employment and Training (DGET), Ministry of
Labour and Employment (MLE), India, acts as the sole governing
authority for the smooth execution of these training
institutions.
The ITIs and
the ITCs have crafted various courses for its students. By
providing the fundamental as well as the comprehensive knowledge of
these ITI courses these institutes seeks to sharpen the skills of
its students in order to meet with the unceasing needs of the
industries. The course duration ranges from one year to three years
depending on the selection of trades. The minimum eligibility
criteria to get admitted into the ITI courses are also vary from
class 8th pass to class 12 pass depending upon the trade. The
students have to undergone through an All India Trade Test (AITT)
examination conducted by National Council for Vocational Training
(NCVT), India, after completion of the required period of technical
training in their chosen ITI trades. The students will also be
awarded with National Trade Certificate (NTC), after clearing the
All India Trade Test (AITT) entrance. The successful completion of
the Industrial Training Institute (ITI) programmes wide spreads the
employability opportunities of the students in numerous public as
well as private sector organizations. It also enables them to stand
their business at their own accord.
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