SBIFM, Ambuja Foundation Launch Skill Centres with an aim to train 3,600 Youth.
Expert Analysis :
Youth Skill Development Initiative: SBIFM partners with Ambuja Foundation to set up training centres in Gujarat and Himachal, targeting 3,600 youth in 3 years.
Multi-Sector Skill Building: The 3-year project targets BFSI, services, and manufacturing sectors with structured training, placement support, and robust monitoring.
Market-Ready Training: SBIFM’s initiative offers hands-on, targeted training to equip youth with practical skills for employment or entrepreneurship in evolving industries.
Industry-Aligned Curriculum: Training will follow industry standards; BFSI courses approved by NISM, with certifications from NISM and NSDC-recognized bodies.
Practical Skill Development: Centres will offer hands-on learning via roleplays, simulations, and projects to prepare youth for sustainable employment and community impact.
Leadership Vision: MD & CEO Nand Kishore affirms the project as a benchmark for future skill programs, focusing on underserved communities' empowerment.
Bridging the Skills Gap: Ambuja Foundation CEO Pearl Tiwari highlights India’s second-largest skills gap and the partnership’s role in creating job-ready youth nationwide.
