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Goldi Solar, India's most quality-conscious solar brand, announced the collaboration with L&T Public Charitable Trust on the skill development program. Both entities signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to create a curriculum for a fast-paced skill development program specific to solar PV manufacturing. It will be the first-of-its-kind initiative to fill the industry's gap in the trained and certified workforce. Together, the two organizations believe close cooperation would benefit the local community by enhancing their skills and employability.



On this occasion, Capt. Ishver Dholakiya, Founder & Managing Director of Goldi Solar, said, "Together, these organizations will be able to increase solar manufacturing skilled workforce and enhance employability to a great extent. The industry is growing at an incredible pace with a mission to fulfil the vision of Make In India. As a result, a skilled and industry-ready workforce will be nurtured, bringing the nation closer to its goal of being energy independent with renewable energy."



Announcing the training program, Mr. K Ramakrishnan, Trustee of L&T Public Charitable Trust, said," This collaboration will enable us to impart skills to the young generation and prepare them for the upcoming opportunities in the solar sector. The program prepares students for a smooth transition from vocational to professional work culture by providing theoretical and practical industrial training and experience. We have designed a state-of-the-art facility and developed an industry-friendly curriculum. A dedicated faculty team will teach the intensive program, followed by on-the-floor training at Goldi Solar."



Speaking on the initiative, Mr Bharat Bhut, Co-Founder & Director of Goldi Solar, said, "Skilled workers are hard to find, posing a significant hurdle to economic growth. It is intended that the unique curriculum will be developed and delivered at Anil Naik Technical Training Center (ANTTC), while the practical aspects will be conducted at Goldi Solar Navsari. As a result, companies working in the solar sector will receive a skilled and trained workforce ready to deliver from day one."