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Countries at all levels of development are finding that adequate education and skills can improve the employability of workers, the productivity of enterprises and the inclusiveness of economic growth. This realization has led to increased interest in the formulation of skills development policies to drive the change necessary to meet development challenges. Many of these policies, increasingly broad in scope and outreach, are underpinned by efforts to bring the world of education and training and the world of work closer together. Skills standards have been adopted widely in Southeast Asia with different levels of implementation and arrangements. At the training provider level, national skills standards have been used as a guideline in developing the curriculum or training plan, and preparing students or trainees to take the skills assessments or certification test. Keywords: Employability Skills; Disruption Era; Technology; Labour Force; Indian Economy |
