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Accessible and adaptable hands-on learning at training centres and skill parks

ASAP Kerala is entrusted with the objective to impart job-ready skills to students. Our interventions are being implemented across Government and Government-aided schools and colleges in the state. They have demonstrated remarkable results.
Salient features:
- Spearheading skill development of students of Higher Secondary, and Arts and Science, Engineering and Polytechnic Colleges.
- Skill training offered to more than two lakh students through Skill Development Centres (SDCs) and Community Skill Parks (CSPs).
- Upskilling offered through On-the-Job Training (OJT) centres.
Community Skill Parks (CSPs)
An exclusive skill-development model designed to enhance the employability of educated job aspirants in Kerala. Instituted across the state, this flagship initiative was conceived as an industry-led public-private partnership model of skill training.
Salient features:
- Each CSP has a built-in area of 25,000 to 30,000 sq ft with state-of-the-art infrastructure to offer skill training of global standards.
- It facilitates networking between academia and industry.
- Skill training is undertaken either by firms independently or through operating partners with a consortium of companies.
Community skilling is tailored around accessibility to industry-relevant skills under four broad categories: Heavy machinery, Precision, Activity and IT.
ASAP has partnered with leading industrial partners from all prime sectors to impart skills to students. CSPs function on a hub-and-spoke model and collaborate with academic institutions, vocational training centres and the local industry to foster a skill-development ecosystem.
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The Four-Quadrant concept
Precision
Training programmes that require the application of fine motor skills
Heavy machinery
Training programmes that involve the use of machinery, automobile, mechatronics etc
Information & Communication Technology
IT-related training programmes
Activity-based
Training for operational and customer-facing roles