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RPL Initiatives from Leather Sector Skill Council (LSSC)

by Shivani Muralikrishna
May 12, 2017
in Industry, Reports

LSSC facilitates the development of skilled human resources for meeting the industry needs in segments like footwear, fashion and more. LSSC collaborates with NSDC, government bodies, CLE and a host of training partners, assessment agencies and academic institutions to ensure industry-relevant training and sustainable employment in the leather sector. LSSC has been implementing Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) projects in different locations in India to recognize informal learning in the leather industry*. Let’s get to know about some of them.

The main objective of LSSC is to address the training and employment needs of various sub-sectors in the leather industry such as Finished Leather, Footwear, Garments, Leather Goods, Accessories, Saddlery and Harness sectors.

Some key goals of LSSC

  • Skilling and facilitating employment in urban and rural areas
  • Link training with productivity enhancement and quality outcomes
  • Ensure capacity building for SMEs with NSQF certified workforce
  • Enable sustainable livelihoods through employment and entrepreneurship
RPL under PMKVY is the most effective means of recognizing the existing knowledge, skills and experience of the existing workforce in the leather sector. Here are some recent achievements in RPL*:
Total Numbers Sanctioned – 32,000
Total Enrolment till date – 27,652
Total Training Completed till date  – 27,137
Total States Covered – 10 States
leather skills rpl3
Benefits of RPL for the Candidates and the Industry
  • Through RPL assessment and certification, the candidates will be able to align existing competencies with NSQF for better  career and  higher education opportunities. RPL also helps them explore different options in skilling and upskilling to bridge the knowledge and skill gaps.
  • By getting the workforce certified under RPL, the industry gets Recognition for informal workforce by mapping their skill levels with QPs- NOS for higher productivity and quality

leather ssc rpl4

How the employers and candidates have benefitted from RPL training and certification:
Employer testimonial
Ayesha Shoes Leather RPLNaresh, MD, Aysha Shoes
“RPL training is very effective in upgrading the efficiency of employees. This kind of training must be continued to give a boost to the employees to make them energetic.”
Haritha Shoes 001 Leather RPLK. V. S. Kailasavasan, M.D, Haritha Leather Fabrics

“RPL training makes workforce committed, motivated and to encourage overall growth of workforce.”

Jagan Shoes 001 - leather RPLHarish Chandra Choudhary, M.D, Jagan Shoes

“RPL is an innovative policy by the Ministry of Skill Development that without having much interference or disturbance upskills the workforce to bring maximum output.”

The candidates who have undergone RPL training and certification take pride in getting formally recognized in skills that were picked up over the years. They also acknowledged that they got a chance to learn something new post-RPL and their prospects have improved for employment and better salaries.

Leather skills RPL
(* All the numbers mentioned in this article are indicative of the RPL achievements till March – April 2017)
Tags: CLEFDDIfootwear training RPLKaushal Vikas YojanaLeather sector skill council LSSCleather skills RPLleather trainingNSDC leather training coursesPMKVY NSDC RPLRPL in leather sectorRPL leather skillsRPL training and certification
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