PanIIT_Alumni_Driving_Excellence_in_Technical_Training_v8.3
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The document discusses a proposed program called "IITians for ITI" aimed at improving the quality of technical training in India's Industrial Training Institutes (ITIs). ITIs face issues like outdated curricula and lack of industry collaboration that result in uneven training quality. The program would leverage the expertise of IIT alumni worldwide to mentor ITI principals and instructors, help update curricula, and foster industry links to promote excellence in technical education. It aims to start with select higher-quality ITIs and expand nationwide over 15 years with thousands of alumni volunteers supporting hundreds of ITIs.
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- 3. Executive Summary Industrial Training Institutes ( ITIs ) are mandated to train India’s vast technical workforce needed for her ever growing industry. There is growing concern about the quality of training imparted in these institutions owing to the problems with the curricula, infrastructure, instruction quality and other issues, including lack of collaborative effort with industry. India urgently needs her ITIs to produce quality technicians for global competitiveness. Towards this objective of improving the ITIs, a number of IITian’s, led by Atul Mathur, have studied the problem at a high level. The outcome is the birth of “ IITians for ITI ”, a Program envisioned to improve ITIs and drive sustainable excellence in India’s vocational training. The PanIIT Organization is uniquely placed to actively help transform India’s ITIs. PanIIT will provide the platform to formulate and implement the Program, which is being designed to afford opportunities for several IITians to participate, from India and the world over.
- 21. Program will consist of many simultaneous projects at different ITIs around India Each project defines the program effort at a single ITI IITians for ITIs Project 1 Project 2 Project 3 Project 4
- 29. Stake holders for a project ITI Principal Students Instructors Management State Government Directorate of Training Central Government Directorate of Training Local Industry Program governance body Core group PanIIT Advisory group Primary member
Editor's Notes
- About this document: The initial idea of the project came from the letter written by PanIIT board in response to the reservation issue. This concept paper has a great deal input from a number of IIT Alumni. Special thanks are due to Mohan Venkataramana (IIT/M B.Tech Chemical ’74) who created the platform of PNW chapter for presenting the proposal. Revision history: Revision#7: Current revision Revision#6: Oct 14 th Updated after input from Dr. Sesh Rao and review by Dr. Sanjay Kumar and Sharad Saxena. Revision#5: Oct 10 th Restructured after review by Dr. Sesh Rao and Dr. Piyush Kumar Revision#4: Oct 8 th Reformatted after review by Harsh Arora Revision#3: Oct 5th Updated after review by Yatish Mathur, Dhiraj Goswami, Rajendra Apashankar and Prakash Kumar Revision#2: Oct 1st Updated after review by Alok Tandon. Revision#1: Sept 25th Updated after another review by Abhijit Bhattacharayya. Draft#3: Sept 21st Updated after review by Abhijit Bhattacharayya. Draft#2: Sept 13 th Updated after review by Nishith Mathur and Sharad Saxena. Initial draft: Sept 7 th Prepared with inputs from Yatish Mathur and Rajendra Apashankar.