Marg Academy to issue 3,000 job opportunities by doubling its centers
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Marg is innovatively training youths through its industry acclaimed Marg Academies under its national skill development program. Marg Academies are spread over 21 states and 178 cities all over India. The academies, comprising of 500+ centers with well-trained teachers and excellent supporting infrastructure, successfully managed to place 2,500 students in various industries utilizing its flagship inventory and accounting software solutions for businesses over the last six months.
Marg is due to place 1,500 students in the next few months and has set for itself, an ambitious target of 1,500 more placements by the end of 2018. Marg has already committed to doubling the number of its academic training centers to 1,000 by the end of this year. It has a well-established presence in a combination of rich states and states with great economic potential including Jammu & Kashmir, Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Haryana, H.P, Gujarat, Jharkhand, Karnataka, Kerala, Punjab, Rajasthan, Odisha, Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh and upcoming cities like Indore, Bhopal and Nashik.
The duration of the training in Marg Academies is five months. A strong placement support system is already in place. Marg’s centers have well-qualified teaching staff and administrative personnel. There are, also, separate boarding and lodging facilities for boys and girls, proper uniforms, canteens with dining areas, recreational spaces, 24x7 CCTV security, etc.
Sudhir Singh of Marg ERP says, “Marg ERP provides highly trade-specific inventory and accounting solutions for the businessman instead of the accountant. Hence, our students finish their courses knowing everything they need to know to successfully run a business. There is a structural anomaly in our existing education model that does not place enough emphasis on vocational skills resulting in a gap between industry and unemployed youth. Many small businesses are restricted in capacity expansion by this gap. Because our major goal is to enhance ease of business in India, we will do everything we can to prepare our learners to become successful partners of the nation’s vibrant workforce.”
A 2016 study by ASSOCHAM revealed that 93% of its business graduates are not employable because of a lack of requisite skills needed to operate a business. Marg is an official member of the government’s Skill India and Pradhan Mantri Kaushal Vikash Yojana initiatives.
Marg is also planning to raise Rs.100 crore via equity dilution. The funds will be used mainly for expansion and infrastructure development.
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