GM signs MoU to train ITI students in automotive technology
General Motors India signed an agreement with the Gujarat government for providing training to students of the Tarsali Industrial Training Institute.
By PTI |
AHMEDABAD: Auto major General Motors India on Monday signed an agreement with the Gujarat government for providing training to students of the Tarsali Industrial Training Institute.
Under the memorandum of understanding, GM India would develop and provide technical courses on automotive technology through Tarsali ITI.
The MoU was signed between President and Managing Director of General Motors India Karly Slym and state's Industry Commissioner Sujith Gulati and Director (Employment and Training) C V Some in the presence of Minister of State for Industries Saurabh Patel.
"The courses would leverage GM's global resources and take advantage of expertise at manufacturing facility at Halol in Gujarat and GM technical centre in Bangalore. The GM will also contribute in upgrading the existing infrastructure at the institute and assist in providing other course related benefits," Slym said.
"There is considerable shortage in getting trained manpower in automotive sector. The first of its kind experiment will help develop skills in students," he added.
Under the memorandum of understanding, GM India would develop and provide technical courses on automotive technology through Tarsali ITI.
The MoU was signed between President and Managing Director of General Motors India Karly Slym and state's Industry Commissioner Sujith Gulati and Director (Employment and Training) C V Some in the presence of Minister of State for Industries Saurabh Patel.
"The courses would leverage GM's global resources and take advantage of expertise at manufacturing facility at Halol in Gujarat and GM technical centre in Bangalore. The GM will also contribute in upgrading the existing infrastructure at the institute and assist in providing other course related benefits," Slym said.
"There is considerable shortage in getting trained manpower in automotive sector. The first of its kind experiment will help develop skills in students," he added.
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"GM will assist in designing the course content and securing external faculty, we would also sponsor trainees as apprentices in our organisation," Slym further said. Start a SIP with as low as ₹500 with ET Money App!
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