Thapar Polytechnic ties up with Australian firm, to conduct NSDC-approved vocational courses
· The
tie-up with skill training provider Heraud Training and Education will
enable transfer of expertise, best teaching practices from Australia,
including industry-relevant curriculum, real-life training facilities,
certified trainers, quality/audit frameworks
· Established
with the aim of implementing innovative learning models, the Australian
firm has launched its initiatives in India in association with TAFE, an
independent statutory corporation of the Government of South Australia
June 9, 2014: Thapar
Polytechnic, part of the nationally renowned Thapar Technology Campus,
Patiala, has entered into a collaboration with Heraud Training and
Education, a skill training provider and education think tank
headquartered in Melbourne, Australia, to provide industry-relevant
vocational courses under the Star scheme of the National Skill
Development Corporation (NSDC).
This
tie-up will enable the transfer of expertise and best teaching
practices from Australia, including industry-relevant curriculum,
real-life training facilities, certified and experienced trainers and
quality/audit frameworks.
“Recognising
the need for skill development in India, we constantly strive to
prepare our students for the global challenges of the 21st century
through quality technical education. Our tie-up with Heraud Training and
Education is an effort in this direction, which will help a lot in
increasing the employability as well as the global mobility of the
students,” said Thapar University Director Prof Prakash Gopalan.
Heraud
Training and Education, established with the aim of implementing
innovative learning models, has launched its initiatives in India
through its Indian subsidiary Heraud Education Trust, in association
with Technical and Further Education (TAFE), an independent statutory
corporation of the Government of South Australia. TAFE is Australia’s
largest vocational education provider which conducts over 1,000 courses
for more than 80,000 students annually.
The
vocational courses at Thapar Polytechnic, based on TAFE best practices
and adapted to Indian requirements, will be offered under three broad
categories: short-term NSDC-approved Star courses of a duration of
one-two months to address specific employability skill requirements of
the Indian industry covering the automotive, IT and IT-enabled services,
telecom, electronics and construction sectors, which will be followed
by specialised and longer-duration advanced diploma and certificate
courses for existing students.
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