Context: Corporates, industrial bodies and chambers of commerce are pitching in to play a crucial role in the Tamil Nadu government’s ‘Naan Mudhalvan’ scheme aimed at equipping college students with industry-relevant skills.
About the scheme:
The Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu recently launched the ‘Naan Mudhalvan’ scheme.
The scheme aims to provide skills to the 10-lakh youth across the state.
The youths will be able to recognize their talents and interests through this scheme.
A portal to register for the scheme and get related information about the scheme was also launched.
The career and academic guidance to the students will be granted under the scheme. They will be given proper learnings and training sessions.
The spoken English lessons will also be granted in order to improve vocab skills among students. The sessions on software coding, robotics will also be taken.
Naan Mudhalvan provides free employment linked skill development trainings to the Youth in the age group of 18-35 years across the state under the various state and centrally sponsored schemes.
These nationally certified trainings are provided through empanelled training partners at centres in urban and rural areas across the state in over 20 different sectors like Healthcare, Media & Entertainment, Green jobs, Retail, Beauty, Construction, Electronics and Hardware, Food Processing, Health Care, IT ITES, Leather, Logistics etc.
About the Platform:
Naan Mudhalvan platform aims to provide dynamic information for college students on courses and relevant information about industry specific skill offerings.
This will enable the students of Tamil Nādu to get training in their chosen field of interest that will help them in achieving their career goals.
The objective of this scheme is to identify potential training providers, to impart various skill trainings based on current industry gaps.
Through this flagship program the students will be able to get trained and ensure they get jobs according to their skill sets.
Naan Mudhalvan showcases 2000+ institutes and consequent 300+ career pathways.
