AUTOMOTIVE SKILLS DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL
Skilling eco system for
Automotive sector
Society of Indian
Automobile Manufacturers
+
Automotive Component
Manufacturers Association
+
Federation of Automobile
Dealers Associations
The very 1st sector
council in India
Department of
Heavy Industry
Government of
India
+
National Skills
Development
Corporation
SIAM + FADA + ACMA + DHI + NSDC
Auto Industry
Government
A S D C
Automotive Skills Development Council
ASDC
Mandate
Enough numbers of adequately trained manpower
covering the entire value chain
Manufacturing, Supply Chain, R&D,
Sales, After Sales Service,
&
Road Transportation (Driving)
ASDC
Structure
Governing Council
 17 members drawn from promoting bodies
SIAm,ACMA,FADA,DHI,NSDC
Steering Committee (NOS Committee)
 Members from SIAM,ACMA,FADA,NSDC
Expert committees
 Driving committee already operational
 Others on Manufacturing, Sales, Service, R&D
under formalization
1 Machinist
2 Auto Service
Technician
3 Commercial
Vehicle Drivers
ASDC
Journey so far - pilot
Successfully completed initial pilot project
Developed curriculum standard,
Trained the Trainers,
conducted two validation batches,
conducted examinations,
certified students,
connected students with industry for
placement,
received feedback ,prepared 10 year plan
This was done with participation from Industry
(Bosch , TOYOTA , TVS , M&M, Maruti, IMTMA)
ASDC
Journey so far- beyond pilot
MoHRD’s NVEQF project
Started with Haryana Schools-15 schools
Now launched in Himachal Pradesh-45 schools
India – EU project
NOS,Curriculum Development and LMIS
Scaling up
ASDC offices in Delhi,Pune & Chennai
27 Training Partner’s affiliated so far > 100 centres
ASDC
Overview on skilling in Auto sector
Total employment is about 20 mn
Additional jobs in 10 years about 25 -35 mn
(based on Auto Mission Plan projections)
ASDC
Overview on skilling in Auto sector
Skilling prioritization
Initial focus is on the needs of
Dealerships , Service Stations,
Micro,Small & Medium manufacturing
&
Road Transportation -Driving skills
ASDC
National Occupational Standards
 Developed 50 QPs so far
 this covers 75% of requirements
 Work is in Progress on the balance
 to be completed by end of this year
NOS Project has covered 14 cities and more
than 100 touch points in industry across
the value chain of OEMs, Suppliers, Dealers, others
ASDC
STAR Scheme
 Scheme - a kick start to scaling up
Two batches of Machining completed
Three batches coming up for assessment
ASDC
Rural Employment - opportunities
 Jobs in rural areas
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Sales
Servicing & repairs
Body Repair (denting) / Painting
Driving
 Skilling for migration
 Machining,Welding,Casting,Forging
 Supply Chain –packer/loader
ASDC
Aligning with Aajeevika scheme
 Identification of job roles
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Sales,Servicing & repairs
Body Repair (denting) / Painting
Driving
Manufacturing
Supply Chain
 Training delivery partners
 Hub and spoke/mobile training centres
Automotive Skills Development Council
Thank you