2. Introducti
skills
pedagog
y
Evolutio
n
Action
Plans
Conclusio
n â More than 50 per cent of our population is
below the age of 25.
â Only 20 per cent of our graduates get
employed.
â About 90 per cent of employment
opportunities require vocational skills.
what we do with this if we cannot skill
them, if we cannot educate them and
cannot enhance their employability?
īŧ In the present context of globalization , India is in an
acute need for training the young workforce.
3. Introducti
Skills
pedagog
y
Evolutio
n
Plans
Conclusio
n
IIIIII
Communicati
on
Others
Skills
īą Employability skills are core skills and traits
needed in nearly every job.
īą Allow you to work well with others, apply
knowledge to solve problems and fit into any
work environment.
strong written,
verbal, and
nonverbal
Communication
+
a good listener
IT Knowledge
Knowledge of
computer
programming
+
Use of apps
like
MS
Word,Excel
âĸ Teamwork
âĸ Self-
managemen
t
âĸ adaptability
âĸ Problemsolv
ing
âĸ creativity
4. Introducti
Skills
Evolutio
n
Plans
Conclusio
n
e-learning field
visits
industry
driven
projects
Practical
pedagogy
īŧ Integration of skill development and education is
essential for skilling to take wings.
īŧ Skill development should begin at the age of 11
years, from the sixth standard in school.
īŧ Introduction to skill development at school, give
the student an opportunity to explore various
options and accordingly, narrow down his/her
liking.
īļ Pedagogy has to be practical.
īļ learning can be enhanced through:
digital
inputs
5. Introducti
Skills
Evolutio
n
Plans
Conclusi
on
Middle
school
(classe
s 6 to
8)
Seconda
ry
school
(classes
9 to 10)
Upper
sec. (cl
asses
11 to
12)
01 02 03
Age 11 to 13
pedagogy
Evolution of skill training in schools according to
the learner's age in an increment order:
Higher
Edu.
(gradu
ation)
04
ī§ Communication
skills
ī§ Attitude
ī§ Adaptability
Age 14 to 15
ī§ IT skills
ī§ Self-mana
-gement
ī§ Creativity
Age 16 to 17
ī§ Teamwork
ī§ Stress-mana
-gement
ī§ initiative
ī§ Problem
Solving
ī§ Self-moti
-vation
ī§ Lifelong
learning
Above 17
6. Introducti
Skills
Evolutio
n
Action
Plans
Conclusi
on
īQuality Education & Appropriate Skills to all ,
independent of geography.
īEnsuring the employability of skill training by
involving Sector Skill Councils in preparation of
Skill Modules matching market demand.
īEnable skill loans for poor students.
īEnsure much larger funding for skill
development.
īSetting up of National Skill Registry to provide a
platform linking people who seek/provide
pedagogy
7. Introducti
Skills
Pedagog
y
Evolutio
n
Plans
Conclusi
on
īŧ vocational education in India is now moving
within the formal structured program at the
university level.
īŧ "Earn While You Learnâ scheme in various universities
allow poor students to support themselves.
īŧ Digital platform like NPETL to provide digital skill
development courses.
o Vocational education viewed as an option
for those who are less privileged,
incapable of pursuing main stream
education.
o Numerous instances where a student is
pushed in to a particular field due to
o In the Indian society, main stream
education
has a glorified status.