Su-Kam becomes Technology Partner of "Solar Electrical Training Programme"

 Su-Kam Power Systems has announced becoming the technology partner in the "Solar Electrical Training Programme" offered by Rural Electrification Corporation in association with the Advit Foundation as part of the curriculum of Engineering and ITI students and especially for the economically weaker sections of the society. The programme will be rolled out in a phased manner in other colleges in the country with the first step being taken at DAV College, Mahindergarh.

This programme is being initiated in order to meet the demand for trained manpower in the aggressively growing Indian solar market. It will span over a period of 5 months and is expected to churn out 200 qualified engineers and technicians who are well versed with the technicalities as well as the economics of Solar Photovoltaic. During the course of the training, candidates will undergo classroom training as well as hands-on solar workshops. Successfully trained candidates will then be assisted in job placement in the solar industry.

Ashish Sethi, GM -  Solar, Su-Kam Power Systems, said,  "Through the 'Solar Electrical Training Programme', many youngsters in the country, especially from the economically weak sections of the society, will be given complete training in this sector; which will prove to be highly beneficial, both for these individuals and the industry. We, at Su-Kam, are pleased to be associated in this first-of-its-kind grassroots level programme as technology partners."

The implementation of this project in Mahindergarh is expected to result in a trained, industry-ready workforce in Solar Energy which will help the industry meet its workforce demands, along with an improvement in the lives of the young engineers from this place.