ASDC Joins GIZ India To Offer Short-term EV Technician Course

Mobility Outlook Bureau
22 Sep 2023
12:16 PM
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The course is designed exclusively for ITI (Industrial Training Institute) graduates and aims to equip them with the necessary skills to excel in the evolving field of electric vehicles.


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Automotive Skills Development Council (ASDC), in collaboration with Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH, a German development agency, has announced the inauguration of a short-term Electric Vehicle (EV) technician course.

The course is designed exclusively for ITI (Industrial Training Institute) graduates and aims to equip them with the necessary skills to excel in the evolving field of electric vehicles.

Vinkesh Gulati, VP, ASDC, said that the EV sector has generated a remarkable upswing in the demand for proficient individuals, spanning from engineers and designers to technicians and maintenance personnel.

He added that ASDC offers training programmes in various areas of the EV industry, including manufacturing, maintenance, repair, and charging infrastructure. All QPs provide hands-on training and practical experience, preparing technicians with soft skills such as communication, teamwork, and problem-solving, which are essential for success in the industry.

Dr Rodney Reviere, Project Head IGVET, GIZ India, stated that with the right skills, engineers and designers can create more efficient, durable, and safer EVs. Skilled technicians and maintenance workers ensure these EVs remain in excellent working condition, enhancing the overall customer experience.

He added, 'Growing consumer awareness of the importance of eco-friendly transport and the long-term cost-effectiveness of EV ownership are catalysts for EV adoption. As the industry expands, more jobs are being created, necessitating a workforce capable of keeping pace with evolving technology.'

Dr Reviere also underscored the importance of skill development for the growth of EV infrastructure, stating that installing and maintaining charging stations, battery storage systems, and other EV infrastructure components demand skilled workers.

Skilled professionals are crucial for correct installation and maintenance, minimising downtime and ensuring smooth infrastructure operations, he concluded.

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