Archive · 22 May 2025
Maharashtra Govt. Seeks Industry Partnership for ITI Development
The Maharashtra government is asking businesses to help improve schools that teach technical skills (ITIs).
The government wants companies to partner with ITIs.
Companies can help create new courses and hire students.
The government hopes to have at least 25 ITIs working with companies in the first year.
A government group called MITRA will help make this happen.
The goal is to help students get jobs.
Maharashtra government is seeking industry partnerships to develop ITIs.
The policy was announced through a government resolution last week.
Industries can adopt ITIs and offer tailored courses.
The state wants new-age courses not currently offered.
The goal is to have at least 25 ITIs in the PPP model in the first year.
- Who
- Maharashtra government, industries, ITIs
- What
- A policy to develop ITIs through PPP.
- When
- Announced last week
- Where
- Maharashtra
- Why
- To provide industry-relevant training and improve student employability.
- State
- Maharashtra
- Companies Contacted
- Around 5,000
- ITIs in State
- Over 425
- Policy Type
- Public-Private Partnerships
- Strategic Partner
- Maharashtra Institute for Transformation (MITRA)
