Pre-Budget expectations: Sanjay Bahl, MD and CEO, Centum Learning
Government’s focus on reskilling the talent in new technologies is the right step to create a future-ready workforce that can leverage emerging opportunities.
Jul 04, 2019 04:07 IST India Infoline News Service

- Since Skill Development is a key requirement in nation building, the government should consider removing the application of GST on revenue earned through all skill development courses, especially those which are funded by NSDC, State Departments, Central Ministries. PSUs, CSR Donors.
- Extension of few flagship skilling schemes like PMKVY, NULM, etc. to give a further push to Skill India Mission.
- Budgets for upskilling of exiting workforce (RPL) to be increased
Industry wide skill development and training partners should be given a single window support through a universal platform for addressing skill development and training requirements of other agencies like Central Ministry, PSUs, State Department, etc. This will ensure speedy implementation of Skill India Mission as well as greater transparency in training delivery”