2. About ESSCI Vision & Mission Electronics Sector Skills Council of India (ESSCI) for skill development in electronics systems from design to manufacturing including service. The Council has been promoted by Six Electronics Associations: Financial support is by: Our Vision Facilitate world class ecosystem for Industry oriented skill development in electronics sector. Our Mission To establish a structured mechanism with NSDC in strengthening the existing vocational education system To upgrade industry oriented training system for achieving global standards Objective ESSCI bring together all the stakeholders – industry, labour & the academia, for the common purpose of workforce development of Electronic sectors ESSCI works with NSDC guidelines to implement skill development in PPP model

3. ESSCI GC Members NameDesignationCompany Representing Ajai Chowdhry Ex. Chairman & Founding Member Chairman HCL ESSCI P.K SandellNSDC NomineeNSDC (Eltec System) Rajiv JainVP. Government AffairsIESA Rajoo GoelSecretary GeneralELCINA Sanjiv MittalJoint SecretaryDEITY Vinod Sharma Managing Director, President Co- Chairman DEKI CII Amrit ManwaniChairman & Managing DirectorSahasra Electronics Anwar ShirpurwalaExecutive DirectorMAIT S.K KaulDeputy Director (Strategy & Planning)IIT Delhi Shantanu DasguptaSr. Vice PresidentWhirlpool Viral BhulaniPresidentIPCA (OMEGA Group) JV RamamurthyPresident and COOHCL Info-Systems Shyam SujanSecretary GeneralELCOMA Amit ChadhaSecretary GeneralCEAMA Ashwini AggarwalDirector- Government AffairsApplied Materials

4. Electronics Industry Overview

5. ESSCI Training Centers in India

6. ESSCI Job Role wise Trainers Total trainers 940

7. Advantage India

9. ESDM: A critical industry for India Industry with the largest growth potential ESDM products are used across many sectors Potential for $400 Bn revenues in next 10 yrs No domestic industry, despite having large talent pool & a large domestic market Current base is only of low value-add manuf. ESDM imports in India can exceed oil imports. Communication and Strategic Electronics are key for protecting national security National Security & self reliance in defense & telecom Inclusive- since it will create high-end as well as manufacturing jobs in next 10 years. Can create over 27.8Mn new jobs

10. Manpower Projections Source: Human Resource and Skills requirement in Electronics and IT hardware: Report by NSDC (KPMG) Electronics and IT Hardware is one of the emerging sectors for employment growth in India which employs over 4.3 million people in India across manufacturing, sales and marketing (including retail) and repair and maintenance segments. 89 lakh skilled workers will be required in electronics and hardware sector by 2022 The demand for electronic and IT hardware products expected to touch Rs 24 lakh crore mark by 2020 Demand for electronics stood at Rs 6 lakh crore in FY13 but only Rs 2,16,000 crore goods were produced in India. Central and state governments are among the largest demand drivers for the electronics industry. India's computers and peripherals market is estimated to reach Rs 7,490 crore in 2022, up from Rs 2,430 crore in 2013 and the projected Rs 4,200 crore in 2017. The consumer electronics space has been characterized by rapid technological advancements, shortening product cycles. Moreover, these advancements come at a huge cost and require vast investments in developing R&D capabilities.

11. Placement Facilitations Corporates Job RolePotentialTime Frame iQor (Jabil group) *After Market Service Technician20,0002 years FoxconnEMS Technician50,000 to 3,00,0002-3 years DatawindAfter Market Service Technician2,0001 year WhirlpoolField Engineer – RACW2,0001 year Eureka ForbesWater Purifier Technician7,0001 year Dish TV (ZeeMitr)Entrepreneur for Rural DTH10,0002 years Blue Town *Entrepreneur for Rural Internet services10,00,0002-3 years Wipro IndiaField Technician – Computing and Peripherals2,0006 months Telangana Cable AssociationDTH Set-top box Service Technician5,0001 year Dixcon ElectronicsEMS Technician1,0006 months SuryaMitra (NISE, MNRE) Solar Entrepreneur50,0001 year Videocon DTHDTH Set top box Tech5,0001 year Videocon – Home ApplianceField Engineer -RACW4,0001 year VoltasField Technician -AC4,0002 year Schneider ElectricSolar Panel Installation Tech5,0002 year WiproFTCP2,0006 months Godrej *Field Technician -AC5,0002 year VVDNHardware Design Engineer2,0002 year ESSCI Corporate Alignment * MOU Signed

12. Key Achievement 60,000+ trainees have been trained under various government Schemes 100+ Training Partners having over 1400 Centers across the country 139 QP (Qualification Pack) & NOSs (National occupation Standards) have been prepared with industry relevant content. 14 Sub-Sector and 25 Job Roles has been identified as high potential in term of growth ESSCI developed effective process for quality assessment 4 Center of Excellence (CoE) to train the trainer Industry engagement and International alignment for Occupation Standards

13. Connect & Support of the Industry Electronics Security and Surveillance Solar & LED Electronics Semiconductor & Embedded Design Electronics Manufacturing Systems Special Interest Group ( Industry Advisory Committee ) 139 Qualification Packs (QPs) validated in 14 Sub- Sector by active Industry participation 17 QPs under validation for Solar, Security and Surveillance, VLSI, Mobile Phone Manufacturing and Automotive Industry. QP Validation VLSI conducted at COE Bangalore (BMS) Solar System at COE – NCR (NISE) FTNS with Indian Air force Training of Trainers (ToT) Solar Electronics – National Institute of Solar Energy (NISE), New Delhi Semiconductor & Embedded Design – IESA – BMS, Bangalore Solar Electronics – Jagannath Temple (JCARC Campus), Gujarat Solar Electronics – Engineering Staff College of India (ESCI), Hyderabad Centre of Excellence (COE)

14. NETRA: National ESDM Technology Research Academy supported by IESA, ESSCI and Major Semiconductor Product companies. MSI: Chain of Multiskilling Institutes to be setup in Industry Clusters to address the high end Manpower Requirements. UKERI:. UK-India Education and Research Initiative - of British Council seeks to produce transnational standards. Schools : Initiatives being taken to introduce Skill and Vocational Training at early age. Universities : Finishing-school courses to be introduced to orient from vanilla academic education to Job-Oriented qualifications. ICT Academy: Under DietY’s initiatives, to improve Quality of Faculty in Institutes & Colleges, 7-Electronics & ICT Academies in select States/UTs to be set-up at IITs/IIIT/NITs. (NIT, Patna, IIITDM Jabalpur, NIT, Warangal, IIT Guwahati). Internship : Being worked out with industry for programed intervention of Industry- Oriented Skill-Training. Way Forward

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