Honda Cars India has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Automotive Skill Development Council (ASDC) for accreditation of its training centre - Honda Vocational Training Institute (HVTI) in Tapukara, Distt Alwar, Rajasthan. The MoU was signed by Praveen Paranjape, Sr VP and Director (General Affairs), HCIL and Nikunj Sanghi, Chairman of ASDC. HVTI is Honda’s technical training centre, which was set up in October 2011 with an initial investment of 51 million for building & equipment to develop skilled manpower equipped with automobile specific methodologies and create job opportunities for 12th Grade Pass out and ITI students. The accreditation from ASDC will enable HVTI to develop and impart vocational training to the youth using a curriculum and protocol preset by ASDC. ASDC has over 240 training partners, 800 certified assessors, 14 expert groups with 295 industry experts and over 2000 training centres.
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Praveen Paranjape, Sr Vice President and Director, General Affairs, Honda Cars India said, “HVTI collaboration with ASDC will usher new opportunities specially for the youth in this region. Since its inception, through the HVTI initiative, we have trained almost 14,000 students creating a pool of skilled manpower to meet the need of growing automotive industry with 100% placement assistance. This initiative reiterates HCIL’s commitment for youth development and to be a company society wants to exist. Joining hands with ASDC, we will be extending support to the local communities around the plant and become an enabler of positive transformation.
Students will be able to select different automotive training courses designed by Honda Vocational Training Institute like Introduction to Basics of Manufacturing, Welding Module, Filter Module, Paint Module, Apprenticeship, etc. The training will be provided at a subsidized fee for all students.
ASDC, is the first sector Skill Council of India, promoted by the Automobile industry, through Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers (SIAM), Automotive Component Manufacturers Association (ACMA) and Federation of Automobile Dealers Association (FADA) along with the Government of India represented by Department of Heavy Industry, Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship, Ministry of Road Transport & Highways and National Skill Development Corporation (NSDC).
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