Industry-Institution Linkages

The vocational education and training (TVET) system is based on strong connections between providers of training and industry sectors. This is especially demonstrated through competencies and standards—developed by collaboration between the sectors—that guide the direction of entry-level training. The salary will be paid according to Norms.

TEVT plays an important role in filling the gap between the general education system and the labour market. One key function is to provide people with opportunities to learn skills and knowledge that are required in the labour market that are not provided by the general educational system. For this reason, the nature of linkages between TEVT institutions and industries is critical in determining the outcome of vocational education and training. Close co-operation between TEVT institutions and industries is recognized as a key factor in the successful delivery of vocational education and training. However, in developing countries, links between employers and institutions have traditionally been weak.

Bhawani Marketing Private Limited have link with industry in the provision of workplace training in the form of work experience and the more structured and formal vocational placements. To provide extra opportunities for students to undertake a variety of industry programs, Bhawani Marketing Private Limited have also established strong linkages with specific industries to provide regular placements for their students, and the linkages are generally reflected in the development and implementation of industry training packages, the composition of course advisory groups, and partnerships between employers in the delivery of apprenticeship and traineeship training. The sharing of responsibilities for the development and training of apprentices with training providers, delivering the on-the-job components of the training forms a crucial part of the linkage.