Are Skill Development Missions Successful?
Skill development missions are very common in India and abroad to upscale the skills of rural and urban educated and unemployed youth. Most of the skill development missions have common agenda to create employment with proper training and providing certifications by industrial experts. It’s in positive perspective.
Do you think, is it helpful to
uproot and groom the skills to create employment with few interactive sessions
with industrial experts? There are lot of gaps in those missions. All the missions
and objectives are time bound and no one have the accountability in creation of
jobs except training. After training we need to put into test in real time and
need to gather continues feedback from the attendees. And capture the
information with proper questionnaire instead of ‘yes’ or ‘no’ questionnaire
which can’t provide proper feedback to understand the attendee’s opinions.
Feedback System
Feedback system must be very
strong and follow ups with attendees must be frequent and need to understand
the problems which they are facing in real environment instead of simulation
labs or workshops then only we can achieve our mission could be fulfill and
expert teams could provide the solutions to the aspirants who are having strong
will to achieve would be succeed by mentoring services.
Here everyone needs to understand,
what is the outcome expecting from the particular skill development initiative
and infrastructure & facilitation requirements. Where to equip all the
arrangements and meeting location and communication mode for interaction.
Self-Evaluation
Before starting the skill
development mission, we need to know
1. Who
are the attendees?
2. What
is the purpose of skill development?
3. What
is the mode of publicity?
4. How
to identify the acumen in the Subject Matter Experts?
5. Eligibility
criteria and Statement of purpose?
6. What
is the objective behind in conducting conference rooms?
We need to encourage the skill
development missions by bringing and filling the gaps between learning and
implementation by considering Skill Development core intensions.
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