Symbiosis University Launches Asia’s First UNESCO Chair on Gender Inclusion and Skill Development
Symbiosis Skills and Professional University has launched the Asia’s first UNESCO Chair on the Gender Inclusion and Skill Development. This initiative aims to empower the women by enhancing their participation in the high-growth sectors like AI, robotics and the advanced manufacturing. This landmark move will places the India at the forefront of the global efforts to bridge the gender gap in the skill development and future jobs and specially for the women.
This initiative was inaugurated by the Ministry of Skills Mr. Jayant Chaudhary during the international conference under the theme of ‘Women Leading the Future of Work.”
Key highlights of the launch,
The program is spearheaded by the Dr. Swati Mujumdar who was the Pro-Chancellor of SSPU.
The Chair also aims to prepare the women for the next-generation industries where the participation has traditionally been low.
Key sectors targeted under this are,
These sectors are now considered as the sunrise sector with the high growth potential and the employment opportunities.
This initiative has already shown the strong outcomes.
This reflects the growing success of the skill-based education models in the India.
The international conference have saw the participation from the,
This participation will highlights the strong industry-academia collaboration which is essential for the real-world skill development.
The event also have introduced the new programs to strengthen the women’s participation.
Key initiatives launched
These initiatives are aims to build the long-term guidance, support and the areer pathways.
The UNESCO Chair is the program established by the UNESCO to,
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