Abstract
To change the economic and social condition of India, it is very important to increase the skill development of youth. Skill development not only provides employment Opportunities are being provided but the youth are also getting the opportunity to showcase their talent to the world. 2.7 million people in the country during 2005-2017 Employment opportunities are available through skill development. There is a need to assess the traditional approach to promote skill development in India. Germany, Australia and China have focused the most on skill education, as a result of which the youth there are getting many employment opportunities. Similarly In India too, there is a lot of focus on skill development, due to which today the Government of India is providing skills to the youth of every section including women, partially handicapped and disabled people. Skills are developing among the youth of poor areas due to which they are now starting a better tomorrow with their skills. Government of India has launched many schemes have been started and many educational institutions of the country are now providing employment to the youth through these schemes. National Skills Policy in the year 2009 It was formed with the objective of overcoming the challenges faced in skill development in the country. 109.73 million in 24 sectors in India by the year 2022 Skilled human labor will be required. Today many areas have developed in the country which can be solved only through skill. in the year 2019. The growth in employment was the best in the last 8 years. By making the youth skilled in India, there is growth in every field today, which not only increases the employment opportunities in the country. Opportunities have increased but Indian exports have also increased significantly. Therefore, skill development has brought a new light in the lives of the youth of the country.
Keywords
- Skill development
- skill education
- human labour
- educational institutions
How to cite
Singh Dr. Sandhya Kumari(2021), Increasing dominance of skill training and increasing employment opportunities in India IPEM JOURNAL OF INNOVATIIN TEACHER EDUCATION, 6 (1), 59–61.