Archive · 4 Sep 2026
Johnson Matthey Initiative Prepares Underprivileged Youth For Automotive Careers
Johnson Matthey and Times Employ India Foundation created a program for young people who have fewer opportunities.
The program helps them learn STEM subjects.
STEM means science, technology, engineering and mathematics.
The training is connected to jobs in the automotive field.
Participants can also receive help finding placements.
The goal is for them to become more independent.
Johnson Matthey said the program is part of its effort to support society.
The company also said it wants to promote diversity and inclusion.
Johnson Matthey and Times Employ India Foundation supported an initiative for underprivileged youth.
The program focused on STEM learning connected to automotive careers.
Participants were supported in learning, securing placements and becoming self-dependent.
Rohit Vats said Johnson Matthey aims to give back to underprivileged communities.
The initiative also reflects Johnson Matthey’s stated focus on diversity and inclusion.
- Who
- Johnson Matthey, Times Employ India Foundation and participating underprivileged youth; Rohit Vats spoke about the initiative.
- What
- A STEM-focused skilling initiative designed to prepare youth for automotive careers and support job placements.
- Why
- To support underprivileged people, help participants become self-dependent and advance diversity and inclusion.
- Organizations
- Johnson Matthey and Times Employ India Foundation
- Beneficiaries
- Underprivileged youth
- Focus
- STEM skilling
- Career area
- Automotive careers
- Reported outcomes
- Learning, placements and greater self-dependence
- Company representative
- Rohit Vats, Country Finance Controller, Johnson Matthey India Private Limited
- Additional emphasis
- Diversity and inclusion