Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath wants to make the youth self-reliant. The efforts started by him in this regard have started showing results. The Department of Vocational Education and Skill Development will provide opportunities to the youth of the state to get employment abroad. The Department of Skill Development has launched a free training program for youth through Coursera, the US International Digital Learning Platform. With this, the youth of the state will be able to become qualified for the industry by training on international standards.
According to the Department of Vocational Education and Skills Development, so far, 50 thousand youths of the state have been provided training through Coursera, a digital learning platform based in the US. After completion of training, these youths will also be provided with a certificate from Coursera. According to the department, the recognition of the certificate received by the youth after training is in many countries of the world. With this, the youth of the country will get opportunities to go abroad and work.
ABHA App will make self-reliant
Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath’s campaign to connect youth with self-employment and make them self-reliant is seen increasing rapidly in the state. In this episode, the Abha App has been developed by the Department of Skill Development to make the youth self-reliant. By joining this, youth can develop their skills. Various self employments related videos have also been uploaded in the app which will inspire the youth to move forward. Apart from this, the Chief Minister Apprenticeship Promotion Scheme is also very pleasing to the youth. In this, one thousand rupees per month stipend is being given to the youth working as an apprentice in the industries.
Workers are being trained
According to the Minister of State for Vocational Education and Skill Development Kapil Dev Aggarwal, the skill development program of more than 38 lakh laborers who came to the state during the Covid transition is also going on. Efforts are being made to manage the livelihood of these workers by putting them on their feet. The work of training workers under the Recognition of Priority Learning (RPL) is progressing rapidly.
