- Sustainability
- People
- Skill Building
In FY 2024
Youth completed various courses at CSTIs
over
Youth trained cumulatively
BUILDING SKILLS FOR TOMORROW
L&T aims at training the vast young population of the country in a manner that will aid their own growth and also contribute to the economy. It focuses on rural school dropouts. The programmes enhance their skills and makes them employable.
CSTIs
L&T operates nine Construction Skills Training Institutes (CSTIs) across the country. These institutes provide free-of-cost vocational training courses and other skill-building activities as well as employment opportunities. L&T’s construction sites provide on-the job learning opportunities, internships and apprenticeships for the large unorganised workforce in the sector. Apart from the construction skills training such as bar-bending, formwork carpentry, masonry, scaffolding, electrical, welding, the training centres have also introduced new courses related to smart city projects such as OFC & CCTV Installation and Maintenance, solar panel installation and maintenance, networking, metro communication and Smart Meter with emphasis on technology and innovation.
CAREER PROGRESSION PLAN
The training programme has been designed using a modular approach for continuous assessment of achievement and recognition at each stage of training. Trade competency tests at all levels are conducted at periodical intervals to determine the knowledge and skill standards attained.
OTHER INITIATIVES
Through Project Neev L&T reaches out to specially-abled persons to make them self-reliant by training them in job skills.
Vocational training is also provided to women from low-income groups in the areas of tailoring, beautician skills, home nursing and food processing.