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Subject: Attn : SHRI PRAKASH JAVDEKARJI
Congratulations,
Shri Javadekarji,
Your
just launched Skilling scheme { Shreyas / https://shreyas.ac.in/ }
for non-technical graduates , is a fitting answer to the NYAY ( Minimum Income Guarantee ) scheme in
Congress Manifesto
But
it still falls short of various specific suggestions that I have sent to you
over past 2 years
Currently
, we are managing to train some 1 CRORE youth
every year, using the training facilities of 15,000
IITs
Our
target to train 2 CRORE per year , cannot be achieved using this traditional method
Only
solution is :
#
Get our Start Ups to develop " Skill Acquisition
Modules ( SAM ) " in AR / VR technologies for those 100 trades which you
have identified
#
Give ( free of cost ) AR / VR headsets to
any youth wanting to get trained , using these programs ( free of cost
streaming )
#
By providing FREE high bandwidth ( 100
Mbps ) internet connectivity to each and every public place ( using 5G ),
totally " decentralize "
Skills training and make it 24x7 effort
# Rope
in 50 million MSME into this Abhiyan , as detailed in my earlier E Mail
By
doling out Rs 3.6 Lakh*Crore per year ( year after year ) on their just
announced NYAY Scheme, Congress would
succeed in keeping 5 Crore families into “ perpetual poverty “
Now
imagine this :
#
Government gives away ( FREE ) , AR/VR headsets , each costing Rs 5,000 , to
ONE crore ( 10 million ) youth ,
each year . That is a recurring cost of Rs 5,000 crore per year
each year . That is a recurring cost of Rs 5,000 crore per year
# By
spending just Rs 5,000 per year ( per
unemployed youth ) as against Rs 72,000 per family , you
will enable
that youth to start earning Rs 20,000 / month ( by getting a job / freelancing ) and pull himself out of poverty !
that youth to start earning Rs 20,000 / month ( by getting a job / freelancing ) and pull himself out of poverty !
Thank You , Prakashbhai ( Javadekarji ) ,
What for ?
For
Starting from 01 July 2019 , the biggest skilling ( internship ) program called
“ Shreyas “
[
Press Note : http://pib.nic.in/newsite/PrintRelease.aspx?relid=188989
]
What will this program achieve ?
#
Some 3 lakh students will get apprenticeship for 6 months from July 2019
#
In the first full year, some 5 lakh students will get this training
What kind of students are eligible ?
Non
technical graduates ( BA / B Com / B Sc )
How many have applied ?
Over
9.25 lakh students from 1,533 non-technical universities / colleges have
applied by 25 march
Will the trainees ( apprentices ) get any stipend ?
Sure
. They will get,
#
Rs 6,000 per month by way of stipend , and
#
Rs 1,500 per month from the Centre by way of reimbursement
How many Employers have shown interest in training the
students ?
As of now, more than 9,000 employers have posted requirement of
more than 2 lakh vacancies, for which the students can get considered
Have you made any suggestions to the HRD Ministry in this
regards ?
Are those incorporated in SHREYAS ?
Yes
I
am happy that most of the following have been
incorporated , in varying degree .
Hopefully,
rest will follow :
====================================================================
# Universal
Basic Income ……………………………….[ 20 Jan 2017 ]
WHAT WOULD BE THE RIGHT APPROACH ?
*
Right approach would be : " Do not give fish to a hungry man / teach him
how to fish "
In
short , empower them to earn their own living by teaching them " Skills "
and by
gaining
" Experience " in use of those skills
Entire
cost of this " Skilling " and " Experiencing "
to be borne by the Government , till
each
targeted poor / unemployed person , either gets gainfully employed or becomes
self-employed
HOW TO TRANSLATE THIS " SELF HELP " CONCEPT INTO
PRACTICE ?
Divide
the implementation in following 3 phases
*
Empowering - 3 years ( Imparting Skills in Industrial Training
Institutes )
*
Experiencing - 3 years ( Providing experience in Ind / Commercial
Establishments )
*
Self-dependence Phase ( Working in a gainful job or as Self Employed )
WHAT SKILLS WILL GET PROVIDED IN ITI ?
Entire
range of Manufacturing Industry related skills being currently imparted plus a
whole
host of commercial skills required by E Commerce / Fintech / Agriculture
Processing
/
Payment Banks / Service Sector / BPO / Telecom and
other emerging sectors
HOW SHALL WE MOTIVATE UNEMPLOYED YOUTH TO JOIN ITIs ?
*
Each trainee will receive Rs 1000 pm ( for course duration of 3 years )
This amount will get deposited in Jan Dhan bank account of trainee ( DBT )
HOW CAN WE GET PRIVATE SECTOR PARTICIPATION IN THIS PHASE ?
*
If a Private firm or individual comes forward to set up such a Training
Institute ,
# Treat it as an Infrastructure SPV
# No questions asked as to the source of funds for setting up such ITI
{ a kind of Amnesty Scheme to convert
Black Money into White Money }
# A government grant of Rs 1,000 pm per trainee to such SPV ( DBT in Bank
A/C )
If
this is done , expect 10,000 SPVs to come up within one year and 10 million
youth to
get
trained each year !
HOW CAN WE GET INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL ESTABLISHMENTS TO
PROVIDE
EXPERIENCE TO TRAINEES PASSING OUT OF ITIs ?
*
Amend Apprenticeship Act
*
Allow all Industrial and Commercial Establishments to engage ANY NUMBER of
apprentices ( without upper limit ) , for a period of 3 years
*
Starting stipend = Min of Semi-Skilled wages ( currently , approx Rs 6,000 pm )
*
Annual Increment = 5 %
*
Establishment to pay 75 % of stipend
*
Government to pay 25 % of stipend ( DBT into Jan Dhan account of the Apprentice
)
======================================================================
# Discovering
the Obvious ? …………………………………………..[ 30
Nov 2017 ]
# Revise Apprenticeship Act to enable employers to
engage ANY NUMBER of (
eligible ) youth as apprentices and
allow employers to devise “ Training Structure “ as per their needs
# An
eligible youth can serve his apprenticeship period with only one employer
# A
person who has successfully completed his apprenticeship cannot be accepted as
apprentice , a second time , in same or any other company
# Remove
:
concept
of 5 different “ categories “
of apprentices
concept
of “ Shop-floor Trades “ for
engaging Apprentices
>
concept of “ Trade-wise
Ratios “ of apprentices
distinction
between “ Shop floor “ and
“ Office “ , and
just say “ Work Place “
the
stipulation concerning “ different years of training for different trades “ .
Just make all training for 4 years
the
concept of “ Contract Approval “ by Apprentice Advisor
# Fix
stipends payable to apprentices as follows :
Starting Stipend……………..
Minimum wage as per Min Wage Act
Annual Increase……………… Linked
to rise in CPI
# Reimbursement
of Training Cost incurred by the Employers
25 % of the Stipend cost
to be borne by the Central Government and this amount to be transferred to the
Jan Dhan Account of the concerned apprentice ( as DBT )
=======================================================================
# No
mere Relief : A Game Changer …………………[ 20 Dec 2017 ]
# Allow MSMEs to engage Apprentices under
the recently revised Skills Development
Regulations / Apprentice Act
# For
them , remove the upper limit (
of Apprentices ) which is maximum of 10 % of
employee strength
# Let
them engage Apprentices up to 100 % of
their existing employees
# Let
them keep these trainees for 3 years under
" Retail Establishment Trainee
Scheme "
# Let
the stipend be 100 % ( instead
of currently prescribed 60-70-80 % ) of semi
Skilled Minimum wages
(
Minimum Semi Skilled Wages are approx Rs 6,000 per month - so Shopkeeper need
to pay Rs 6000 pm )
# Concerned
State Governments to subsidize 50 % of
this stipend (so, Shopkeeper's
burden to be Rs 3,000 pm )
[ Stipend Subsidy does not violate
WTO ! ]
=======================================================================
# Of
Interns and Apprentices …………………………[ 07 Jan 2018 ]
But , out of some 12 million youth who join the workforce (
- join the ranks of unemployed ? ) , graduates constitute only 3.5 million
. Rest 8.5 million are undergraduates or just 10th Standard (
pass or fail )
If the Government can
motivate the employers at large ( - and not just Start Ups ) to hire
these 8.5 million as “Apprentices “ , without
burdening them with minimum wages , there is a good chance that
they will get hired
====================================================================
# Organizing the Unorganized ……………………………………[
04 Feb 2019 ]
There are around 15,000 skill
training centres in the country right now, which are inadequate for India’s
size
· We need to
train at least 2 crore people every year, but right
now we’re training only 1.05 crore. We
need
to double our capacity
· At Rs 3
cr / centre , we need Rs 45,000 cr to construct additional 15,000 centres , to
be able to train 2 cr youth / year . It will take years to construct these
centres , even if the required funds were available ( - which is not ! )
· To
bypass both of these limitations , I suggest :
# Transform
millions of MSME into “ Skill
Training Centres “
# Deliver
online Training Courses for development of various skills through the
Computer
provided by the Labor Ministry for implementation of MaanDhan
Scheme
# Some
of these may be VR based training, requiring VR headsets ( to be provided
FREE
to MSME by this Ministry ) . These can be used not only by the apprentices
but
also by the MSME’s own workers
# As
an incentive / motivation for the MSME to undertake to train at least 2
apprentices
per year ( under the Apprentice Act ) , following may be considered :
+ Government
subsidizing the stipend payable to the trainees by 50 %
+ No
obligation to absorb the trainees after completion of training
=======================================================================
# Congratulations
, Anilbhai Naik ………………………………………[ 08
Feb 2019 ]
* Convert
every existing establishment ( factory / office / shop / open yard )
into a Training Centre
·
Remove all restrictions as outlined in my above-mentioned suggestions
·
Enable the unemployed youth ( 12 million / year ) to acquire online training
from their homes , using government-gifted VR headsets [
much cheaper than granting Unemployment Allowance of Rs 3000 pm ( Rajasthan ) /
Rs 1000 ( Andhra ) / many other States )
·
Subsidize Start Ups ( operating in the field of online Education ) to
develop VR based training modules
==================================================================
Dear Shri
Javadekarji,
Today’s Times of India
carries following report about Shreyas :
The
Apprentice : Modi govt’s job trump card
From a mere “ trump card “ , you can turn it into an entire “
trump pack “ by implementing :
What
will win the War ? ……………….
[ 26 March 2019 ]
By doling out Rs 3.6
Lakh*Crore per year ( year after year ) on their just announced NYAY Scheme,
Congress would succeed in keeping 5 Crore families into “ perpetual poverty “
Now
imagine this :
#
Government gives away ( FREE ) , AR/VR headsets , each costing Rs 5,000 , to ONE crore ( 10 million ) youth ,
each year . That is a recurring cost of Rs
5,000 crore per year
#
By spending just Rs 5,000 per year ( per unemployed youth ) as against Rs
72,000 per family , you will enable
that youth to start earning Rs 20,000 / month ( by getting a job / freelancing
) and pull himself out of poverty !
=======================================================================
03
March 2019
Rsvp
: hcp@RecruitGuru.com
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