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Opportunity

Talegaon’s youngsters have wage and self-employment opportunities. The youth there required improvement and necessary skills in order to make them employable, as well as teach life skills and develop connections in order to ensure long-term sustainability and improved quality of life.

The Result:

MITCON’s Plan:

MITCON, with an association with the prestigious ACG Cares Foundation, devised a thorough plan for 27 villages of Talegaon. It includes:

Focus Groups:

➜ Holder (full-time or part-time)

➜ Youth who are unemployed

➜ Housewives

Beneficiary Identification Process:

➜ Youth groups from the surrounding villages

➜ Age bracket (18 to 45 years)

➜ SHGs and Farmer clubs

➜ Education

➜ Dropouts from secondary and post-secondary schools/colleges

➜ Existing status (working, unemployed, undergoing education, self-employed, etc.)

➜ Existing Abilities

➜ The family’s earnings

Quantitative Measures & Indicators:

➜ Number of beneficiaries willing to participate in skill training programs

➜ Multi-skilled workers are in high demand in the local economy.

➜ The location of the training centers will be determined.

➜ Existing SHGs and Farmer Clubs, as well as their actions of rooting

➜ Status of enrollment, training, orientation, and deployment

➜ Certificates have been issued

➜ Backward and forward connections

➜ Discussion in the focussed group

➜ Initiative to Engage Associates

Qualitative Measures & Indicators:

➜  The recipients’ desires for full-time and part-time work were addressed.

➜ Bridging the incumbent industries’ and prospective beneficiaries’ skill gaps

➜ Improve your employability skills (e.g., communication skills, leadership, interview, multi-skills, skills up-graduation, etc.)

➜ The ratio of impact assessment

The training programs were devised and trainers, both technical and soft skills, were appointed.

Outcome

As a consequence of the collaboration between MITCON and ACF, skill development training was made available at the local level, resulting in the creation of a skilled workforce in 27 villages in Talegaon. As a consequence, the participants’ livelihoods improved, and job prospects grew as a result of newly skilled entrepreneurs. It boosted confidence, piqued their interest in self-employment, and broadened their understanding of business options and the market.

 

123 of the 348 members of Talegaon participants are employed, 111 are self-employed, and 114 are on their way to joining our successful statistics.

Achievements

  • Trained 25 Lacs+ participant on PAN INDIA
  • Approved by 16 sector skill councils
  • Trained over 5 Lacs Women participants
  • Champion institute for STANDUP INDIA scheme
  • DIPP(Department of industrial promotion and planning) approved agency under
    STARTUP INDIA
  • IIBF(Indian institute of banking and finance)

Recognitions

We are proud and humbled by the accolades and recognition received from prestigious
government and private organizations

  • Recipient of business excellence award of CII in 2015
  • Recipient of Government of Maharashtra of IT award in 2008
  • Recipient of Best training institute by NISE
  • CSR implementation for TATA GROUP ,RPG, ACG, Asian Paints, ACC cement,
    JSW,GULF OIL,BAJAJ group, HUNTSMEN, Western Coal Field Limited