Summary
It is helping many schools get modern tools, computers, and new classes for future jobs.
The plan connects big Hub schools with smaller Spoke schools so they can share resources.
Key Points
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850 Industrial Training Institutes have been selected, including 172 Hub schools and 678 Spoke schools.
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The government, states, and industry together are spending sixty thousand crore Indian rupees on the programme.
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New courses cover topics such as Artificial Intelligence, Cyber Security, Additive Manufacturing, Electric Vehicles, Semiconductor Technology, Robotics, Green Hydrogen, Drones, Internet of Things, Solar Energy, and Software Testing.
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International partners from Singapore, France, Australia, and Germany are helping with expertise.
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The number of training schools in the country grew by 42% since 2014, and student enrolment rose by 54%.
New Words to Learn
18 wordsPrime Minister's Skilling and Employability Transformation through Upgraded Industrial Training Institutes
A government plan to improve schools that teach job skills.
Industrial Training Institute
A school that teaches practical skills for jobs like making things or fixing machines.
Hub school
A larger school that helps nearby smaller schools share equipment and teachers.
Spoke school
A smaller school that receives help and resources from a Hub school.
strategic investment plan
A careful plan for spending money on important new projects.
special purpose vehicle
A special organization created to manage a project and its money.
anchor industry partner
A major company that guides and funds the training program.
Artificial Intelligence
Computer programs that can learn and make decisions like a brain.
Cyber Security
Protecting computers and data from hackers.
Additive Manufacturing
Building objects by adding material layer by layer, like a 3‑D printer.
Electric Vehicles
Cars that run on electricity instead of gasoline.
Semiconductor Technology
Tiny electronic parts that let computers and phones work.
Robotics
Machines that can move and do tasks on their own.
Green Hydrogen
A clean fuel made from water using renewable energy.
Drones
Small flying machines that can carry cameras or tools.
Internet of Things
Everyday objects that can connect to the internet and talk to each other.
Solar Energy
Power that comes from sunlight.
Software Testing
Checking computer programs to make sure they work correctly.
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