Why India needs Placement linked skill development training program
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skilladvisory
Ongoing, First published Jan 03, 2020
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Placement Linked Skill Development Training Catalyzes promotes and maintains massive scale, demand-driven, and a program that is aimed towards the training and placement of the students of the rural areas. This program helps to connect the rural trained and skilled workers with the industries.

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