Skill Training Programs

1. Program Endorsed by Industry

The skill training programs developed by GSDCI are directly endorsed by different green industries such as renewable energy, sustainable agriculture, water conservation, and waste management. This means that these industries recognize the training programs as relevant and useful for real job roles. When a program is industry-endorsed, it ensures that the training content, practical sessions, and assessments meet the expectations and standards of employers.

Such endorsement adds value to the certification provided by GSDCI. When trainees complete these programs, they have higher chances of getting placed in jobs because the industries trust the quality of training. For example, a student trained in solar panel installation through a GSDCI-endorsed course is considered ready to work on actual field projects because the training matches industry expectations.

2. Mapped to Global Occupational Standards Skill (GOSS)

GSDCI ensures that its training programs are mapped to Global Occupational Standards Skills (GOSS), which means the skills taught are not just relevant to Indian industries but also meet international standards. This mapping helps in improving the quality of training and makes it easier for skilled workers to find employment opportunities even outside India.

When training is based on GOSS, it includes the latest tools, technologies, and best practices used worldwide in green industries. For instance, in the field of sustainable farming or eco-friendly construction, the training covers modern techniques recognized globally. This opens up better job prospects and also prepares India’s workforce to compete in the global green economy.

3. Various Domain-Specific Skill Training Programs as per Industry Standards

GSDCI offers a variety of domain-specific skill training programs depending on the needs of different green sectors. These include areas like organic farming, rainwater harvesting, energy-efficient building techniques, and solid waste management. Each program is carefully designed to meet the specific requirements of that domain and is updated regularly based on industry feedback.

This approach helps learners gain specialized skills in a particular area, making them more focused and capable of handling specific roles in that industry. For example, someone trained in the domain of water conservation under GSDCI will have practical knowledge about water-saving devices, methods of water reuse, and community awareness practices. This domain-based training prepares learners for targeted job roles, increasing their employability and success in the green sector.