Chinmoy Mani
Education
December 2024
This study highlights the importance of providing support to adult education via vocational programs by the government in resolving social inequality, unemployment, and skills shortages. Therefore, it underlines that vocational training is a great way to give industry-specific skills to adults, raise their employability, and promote financial stability in this changing labor market. The study shows that vocational education can create social inclusion, entrepreneurship, and lifelong learning and even solve global issues such as digital transformation and climate change. Further, it discusses the different ways through which the Indian government is promoting vocational education through financial aids, collaborations with businesses, laws, and integration of technology. It calls to attention the important factors impeding the implementation of the practice: cultural stigma, absent infrastructures, regional and gender disparities, and a sense of incongruity from the market's demand. And finally, it proposes in depth framework for successful and sustainable implementation.
171- 183
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