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RPL

RPL
RPL
What is RPL?

Recognised Prior Learning (RPL) is a process where you can use your existing knowledge, skills and experiences gained through life experiences and/or other employment to demonstrate your competency in particular unit/s/ Domain.

RPL training will Helps people acquire a formal qualification that matches their knowledge and skills, and if required up-skills/re-skills (through bridge courses) and thereby contributes to improving their employability, lifelong learning, social inclusion, and self-esteem.

Objective of the RPL?
  • To align the competencies of the pre-existing workforce of the country to the standardized National Skills Qualification Framework (NSQF)
  • To enhance the employability and/or entrepreneurial opportunities of an individual, and
  • To provide opportunities for reducing inequalities based on privileging certain forms of knowledge over others
Who can go for RPL?
  • Is of age between 18-45 years
  • Has prior experience in the job role for which they want RPL certification and as specified by the SSCs for those job roles
  • Possesses an Aadhaar card and Aadhaar linked bank account
  • Fulfils other criteria related to work experience, as defined by the SSCs for the respective job roles
Project Types in RPL:

RPL project types predominantly talks about the RPL execution strategy with respect to target beneficiaries. Five types of RPL projects will be available in PMKVY.

Scheme Type Type-1 (Camps) Type -2 (Employer Premises) Type -3 (RPL by Demand) Type -4 (RPL with Best-in-Class Employers (BICE)-Large Corporations/Industry and Medium Scale Enterprises) Type -5 (Online RPL)

Definition

This is proposed to be conducted for target beneficiaries in a location where workers of a sector are consolidated (such as industrial and/or traditional skill clusters).

This type of RPL is conducted on site at the employer’s premises

This type involves RPL at designated Pradhan Mantri Kaushal Kendra (PMKK) centers

Best-in-Class employer in both large and medium enterprise as per SSC criteria will be selected.

Open to all skill seekers, who wish to take an online exam and get certified

Orientation hours

Orientation hours proposed is 12 hours Bridge Course, up to additional 68 hours, based on need and relevance can be added over and above the 12 hours of orientation.

Orientation hours proposed is 12 hours. In case of employees not being available for 12 hours, a 4-hour, one day RPL, may be offered with discounted pay-outs.

Bridge Course, up to additional 68 hours, based on need and relevance can be added over and above the 12 hours of orientation.

12 Hours

There is no orientation module in this type

There is no orientation module in this type

PIA Cost

Rs. 2,000/- with payment in 2 tranches.

Rs.1,700/- (12 Hours)

Rs. 1200/- (4 Hours)

Rs. 1,400/- with payment in 2 tranches

Rs. 1,200/-

Rs. 1,200/-

Candidate ‘Reward
  • Kaushal Bima (3 years insurance under Pradhan Mantri Suraksha Bima Yojana- PMSBY)
  • Rs.500/- pass candidate

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Who can become PIA
  • Private and public expert bodies in the sector recommended by the SSCs, Non-government organizations (NGOs), cluster-based associations such as cooperatives (for example, agriculture, industry associations, etc).
  • Central and state government ministries, their institutions.
  • Central/state universities, skill universities, Government ITIs, KVKs, etc.
  • Training Providers in response to demand aggregation by District Skill Committees, State Skill Development Missions, SSCs, and Demand Portal.
  • Registered employers / industry
  • SSC recommended industry associations, bodies, and institutions
  • Training Providers in response to demand aggregation by District Skill Committees (DSCs), State Skill Development Missions (SSDMs), Sector Skill Councils (SSCs) and Demand Aggregation Portal (DAP)

Project Implementing Agencies (PIAs): PMKKs which have been allocated Short Term Training (STT) targets in PMKVY 3.0 will be eligible.
  • Sector Skill Councils (SSCs)
  • SSC recommended industry bodies associations
  • Best in Class employer for its own employees

SSCs (for example, IT-ITES offering industry certificates)
Process
  • Mobilization
  • Pre-Screening/ Kit Distribution
  • Orientation
  • Final Assessment
  • Certification
Roles & Responsibility of PIA

Head

Responsibilities

Mobilization
  • Mobilization of candidate
  • Pre-registration of candidates is mandatory for enrolment in the program

Pre-Screening and Counselling
  • Evaluate the existing skill sets and experience of the candidates based on pre-screening format set by respective SSCs for each job role and a self-assessment test
  • Engage Approved trainers who have completed the Training of Trainers (ToT) programme, for counselling and pre-screening of candidates.

Orientation
  • PIA shall ensure that each enrolled candidate mandatorily undergoes a basic module of 12 hours of orientation
  • The PIA shall arrange the necessary training infrastructure and required laboratory/equipment at the RPL location as per SSC for the Identified job role.
  • Orientation of candidates as per the approved content by SSC.

Branding and Publicity

PIA has to update assessment/Training related content on social media

  • Print Media: Advertisements in local newspapers, photo opportunities, and press release.
  • Outdoor Advertising: Wall Paintings, installation of outdoor hoardings, and posters in populated areas.
  • Electronic Media: SMS, WhatsApp, pictures and videos on Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, and NSDC/PMKVY/SSC/Trade Associations websites, local and community radio stations.

Final Assessment

ASDC will conduct the final assessment with the help of certified Assessors

Certificate Distribution Ceremony

PIA has to conduct a certificate ceremony at the time  of certificate distribution to candidates.

Monitoring Framework and Quality Evaluation

ASDC will involve in monitoring of ongoing training programs at various stages of implementation.

To know more details please refer below links:-
PMKVY RPL: https://pmkvyofficial.org/

ASDC updates on the projects
  • RPL CAMP- Type 1
  • RPL BICE-Type 4

Brief details about the project

Recognition of Roadside Technicians:-

India Skill Revolution vision is to certify 1 Million (independent service mechanic- roadside technician) by 2024.

From FY 2020, new BSVI norms will be implemented, this will lead to complex technological changes. If these mechanics are not trained on BSVI technology, they will lose out their business to Authorised repair chains. At the same time, Authorised repair chains do not have the capacity to take this additional load creating chaos. Hence, upskilling of an existing road-side mechanic or independent repair is very important.

Under this initiative, ASDC submitted a project to upgrading the skill of 35,000 independent service mechanic-roadside technician on upcoming BS-VI norms under RPL-1 project.

RPL Camps (TYPE-1) means RPL training is imparted at a location (i.e. Industrial/Traditional Clusters) where workers from a sector are available in large numbers.

ASDC got an approval to implement in RPL-1 for 35000 roadside technician in  multiple states across India for following job Roles on 5th Nov 2019-

Current Status
  • Target Allocated 35,000
  • Candidates Mobilized 24,773
  • Candidates Enrolled 22,657
  • Candidates Trained & Assessed 18,665
  • Candidates Certified16,108
  • States Covered17
  • Job Roles2
  • Implementation Partner3
Job Roles covered
  • Automotive Service Technician (Two and Three Wheelers)- ASC/Q1411
  • Automotive Service Technician Level 4-ASC/Q1402
State covered
Training /Assessment and certificate Ceremony - Glimpse
Candidates Speak
Satish-Kushwaha

Satish Kushwaha

Location – Indore
Satish-Kushwaha

Satish Kushwaha

Location – Indore

I am running automotive workshop but i was not having any certificate.
I took the RPL training under PMKVY and I participated in the training process in the month of November. I took my training in the service technician job role under Automotive Sector. I heard that through PMKVY the govt. of India is providing training and certificate for those who have a business stronghold and can have updated technology. The certificate and training seemed lucrative to me and that’s why I participated.
I believe that this training will definitely create a difference for me and I am also interested to work outside this region. The trainers taught us well and the practical sessions were also beneficial for us. This training has also improved our working ability. Apart from that we also learned different interview skills required for a job. These training will definitely help me to grow my business.

Kiran Sona

Kiran Sonar

Location - MP
Kiran Sona

Kiran Sonar

Location - MP

I took my RPL training of service technician under automotive Sector in the month of November. I participated in the training process to learn more about the working skills required to become a proper and skilled frame maker technician. I heard about this training when I attended a campaign from NTI. On that time I decided to participate in this training process and got certified. The govt. is doing a great job by providing training and certificate free of cost for the upliftment of those who are semi-skilled. Those workers who are interested to work outside their home city will also get benefited by this training and certificate.
The training process was nice. The trainers tough a lot to help us to understand the different values and aspects of our job sector. The training process was so nice and lucid that I am now able to understand the complex processes related to my job.

Hameed Babu

Hameed Babu

Location - Kanpur
Hameed Babu

Hameed Babu

Location - Kanpur

I am Hamid Babu. My educational qualification is class 10. I live with my parents in Kanpur. I started working in a Automotive repaire shop about 4 years ago. My father is running this shop since long time. I heard about RPL training from my friend and we together went for the training. The training was a two day session followed by a test. I get trained in frame maker goldsmith under Gems and Jewellery Sector. I heard that through PMKVY project our govt. is training those who are semi-skilled and also providing certificate after completion of training. This certificate boost my confidance as it is my first professional certificate and happy to have it.

Shakti Singh

Shakti Singh

Location - Kanpur Nagar
Shakti Singh

Shakti Singh

Location - Kanpur Nagar

I am Shakti Singh. My educational qualification is class 10 and I am living in Kanpur Nagar. I participated in a campaign by NTI where i cleared all my doubts related to RPL training of PMKVY. I participated in a RPL training process under PMKVY. I took my training on component maker under Automotive sector.
I found it useful where we learnet someting extra. The insurance benifit along with certificate is very good. Machanics don’t take insurance.
I got certificate for it which gives me quite good feel as i got my professional certificate. I would like to thank govt for this owner.

Revti Ram

Revti Ram

Location - Surajpur
Revti Ram

Revti Ram

Location - Surajpur

Being from a poor family earning was tough and I was pushed in the business of vehicle repairs. The working was tough as vehicles were updated technically and old business was dying post the training from RPL of 3 days I have learnt a lot. This learning has helped me to work professionally with proper usage of tools and equipment. Now the customers are happy with my work and business is growing.

Ramswaroop Singh

Ramswaroop Singh

Location - Surajpur
Ramswaroop Singh

Ramswaroop Singh

Location - Surajpur

I have been taking care of my family since childhood as my father passed away long ago. Having dependents in different ages is very tough to handle and the pressure of business is accordingly very tough. When I was approached to be part of automotive trainings I was not sure about the outcome yet I am confident that it changes us in every aspect. I was working but never received such insights to handle manpower and service customers; now I earn more with less pressure of success. I can cope with the responsibility of the full family easily now.

Girish Yadav

Girish Yadav

Location - Surajpur
Girish Yadav

Girish Yadav

Location - Surajpur

Working at the roadside shops is very tough specially when you have limited source of learnings and no one to guide you for the problems at hand. I have been handling different vehicles for the last 5 years and every time there has been new experiences to take home. I am glad to be trained by RPL which has given me the opportunity to learn new technology and my exposure has increased ever since.

Santosh Kumar

Santosh Kumar

Location - Surajpur
Santosh Kumar

Santosh Kumar

Location - Surajpur

Four wheeler is only name sake when you are working hard, sweating out day and night but not learning enough. It take a lot of time and money to learn things but thankfully RPL came as a gift in disguise from God. I have learnt a lot and many things have improved since in the name of earnings and prospects. Now I am confident while handling problems and giving resolutions to earn more.

Brief details about the project

A new type of RPL category is being envisaged under PMKVY 2016-20 to ensure certification of skills available in the organized sector with best in class employers. Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurships (MSDE) and National Skill Development Corporation (NSDC) through this RPL Best-in Class is to ensure wider outreach to the large uncertified workforce across the country, primarily in the organized sector, through direct partnerships with Automotive Skills Development Council (ASDC) and Industry/ Corporate. ASDC has defined members of SIAM/ ACMA/ FADA as Best in Class Employers in their respective segments.
Current Status
  • 1,11,868 Total Target
    Allocated
  • 1,06,502 Total Candidates
    Enrolled
  • 1,04,346 Total Candidates
    Assessed
  • 98,556Total Candidates
    Certified
  • 34Total No. of Employer Participant
Job Roles covered

Manufacturing (27)

Sales(6)

Service (10)

Driving (6)

Auto Body Painting Technician Level 4

Accessory Fitter

Ac Specialist

2W-Delivery Associate

Auto Component Assembly Fitter

Customer Relationship Executive

Auto Body Technician/Denter Level 3

Chauffer

Automotive Body Painting Technician Level 3

Sales Consultant Level 4

Automotive Electrician Level 4

Commercial Vehicle Driver Level 4

Automotive Paint shop Assistant

Sales Executive- Dealership

Automotive Service Technician (Two And Three Wheelers)

Forklift Operator (Driver)

CNC Operator / Machining Technician L3

Showroom Hostess/Host

Automotive Service Technician Level 3

Light Motor Vehicle Driver Level 3

CNC Operator / Machining Technician L4

Telecaller

Automotive Service Technician Level 4

Taxi Driver

Forging Operator

  

Repair Painter- Auto Body

  

Loading And Unloading Operator/ Loader

  

Service Advisor

  

Machining Assistant/Helper

  

Spare Parts Operations Executive

  

Maintenance Technician Electrical Level 4

  

Washer

  

Maintenance Technician- Mechanical Level 4

      

Maintenance Technician- Service Workshop

      

Maintenance Technician-Electrical Level 3

      

Maintenance Technician-Mechanical Level 3

      

Packer/Packing Assistant/Packing Executive

      

Parts Picker Level 3

      

Plastic Moulding Assistant/Helper

      

Plastic Moulding Operator

      

Press Shop Helper

      

Press Shop Operator L4

      

Qc Inspector Level 3

      

Qc Inspector Level 4

      

Tool Room Operator

      

Vehicle Assembly Fitter

      

Welding Assistant

      

Welding Technician Level 3

      

Welding Technician Level 4

      
State covered
Industry association
Training /Assessment and certificate Ceremony - Glimpse
Industry speak
Mr Ishikura Masaki

Mr Ishikura Masaki

Deputy Managing Director
Mitsuba India (P) Ltd
Mr Ishikura Masaki

Mr Ishikura Masaki

Deputy Managing Director
Mitsuba India (P) Ltd

People are always learning, everywhere and throughout the course of their lives. However, learning that takes place outside the formal education and training system is often not well understood or recognised.

Working in industry and acquiring knowledge through experience does not come with a certificate of competency recognizing the knowledge, skills and experience acquired. Recognition of all types of learning can result in benefits in the labour market, formal education and training, financially and in terms of self-esteem.

The RPL Assessment conducted by ASDC in our company is a big step in recognising the efforts of our workers.

The certificates received by the successful workers has immensely increased the self esteem of the employees.

Kiran Sona

Mr Dharmendra Sirohi

Senior Manager - HR
Victora Automotive Inc, Haridwar
Kiran Sona

Mr Dharmendra Sirohi

Senior Manager - HR
Victora Automotive Inc, Haridwar

In my 15 years of service in the manufacturing industry, this was the first time when I observed such an activity happening. Assessment questions were based on the Job role. The scheme identifies the gap in skills among the employees thus reducing our efforts for identifying training needs.

The process gave the company the status of Best In Class Employer. The Recognition & reward to the employee boosted their morale.

The overall scheme performance has really been good. However, there are certain areas which we would like to highlight which needs some improvisation.

Assessment was done for limited job roles. As a result, many employees left out as the job roles under which they were working were not part of the Assessment scheme.

During the course of the Assessment, the testing platform changed many times and resulted in creating confusion among the employees and the assessors. Our view is that once the scheme is rolled out, there should not be such big changes mid-way. We would like to make few suggestions keeping in mind our industry requirements. There should be some ore job roles to be provided for the assessment. If possible, some skill-based training should be included in the scheme.

Hameed Babu

Mr Gorev Kumar

Senior Executive (HR)
Sigma Moulds & Stampings (P) Ltd IMT Manesar
Hameed Babu

Mr Gorev Kumar

Senior Executive (HR)
Sigma Moulds & Stampings (P) Ltd IMT Manesar

The RPL scheme was absolutely superb and I genuinely enjoyed my role as the Employer Assessor. The scheme gave an opportunity of learning to all of us including the Assessor and the employees who underwent the Assessment. RPL gave an opportunity to refresh our learnings.

Our company is an auto parts manufacturer for many OEMs. Our revenue is based on the quality of our products. This in turn is dependent on the skills of our workers. The Assessment & certification made us realise the gap in skills of our workers. Now we are working on the knowledge gaps to promote a skilled workforce in our company.

We have to bring it on record that the entire Assessment was planned really well and was done in a manner that the production cycle was not disrupted. For most of the workers, this was the first time when such an activity was organised. Workers were also very happy about the fact that they would be getting certificates for the successful Assessments

Shakti Singh

Mr K. Raghunath

Deputy Manager – Corporate Training
Sansera Engineering Ltd
Shakti Singh

Mr K. Raghunath

Deputy Manager – Corporate Training
Sansera Engineering Ltd

This was a very good initiative by the Government to certify the employees for the skills acquired informally. It is really helping veteran employees to get recognized through a Skill Certificate by the Central government. Not only this, the RPL scheme is also providing opportunity for employees to refresh their knowledge / Skill.

Besides, it has also provided the organisations an additional Mechanism to evaluate the skill level of employees. Another positive aspect is that it has created competitive environment among employees However, we feel that quality of questions needs an improvement. They should be more aligned to the Job role.

Candidate Speak

Azad Singh

Press Shop – Sigma Moulds & Stampings (P) Ltd,
IMT Manesar
Shakti Singh

Azad Singh

Press Shop – Sigma Moulds & Stampings (P) Ltd,
IMT Manesar

The RPL – 4 has been the most wonderful thing that happened in my life. I am a class 10 Passout and due to financial constraints could not study further.

I started working from an early age. Most of my life, I have worked as an unskilled worker in the Automotive industry. With time and experience, I became a Press Shop Helper in Sigma Moulds & Stampings (P) Ltd, IMT Manesar. Many of my colleagues were ITI or diploma paasout. I did not have any certificate with me which could show that I was also trained and had machining skills.

The RPL certification by Sigma Moulds & ASDC have immensely benefitted me. It has given a certification for the skills which I already had. I have very proudly displayed the Certificate in my house. My family members show it to each & every guest who visits us.

Thank you so much Sigma Moulds & ASDC.

Shubhra

Mistuba India Private Limited
Shakti Singh

Shubhra

Mistuba India Private Limited

परिवार की आर्थिक समसयाओ के चलते मुझे पढ़ाई बीच में ही ही छोड़ कर नौकरी करनी पड़ गयी मेरी कम्पनी मित्सुबा इंडिया प्राइवेट लिमिटेड और ASDC ने RPL Scheame के तहत मुझको सर्टिफिकेट पाने का एक सुनेहरा अवसर दिया हमारी कंपनी के डिप्टी एमडी के हाथ से सर्टिफिकेट पाकर मुझको बहुत अच्छा लगा

शुब्रा महतो

Mistuba India Private Limited

S. Vasantha

Telanaga
Shakti Singh

S. Vasantha

Deputy Manager – Corporate Training
Sansera Engineering Ltd

Vasantha, says she struggled a lot since the society didn’t approve women taking up a profession deemed to be a man’s domain.

“I’ve been driving Taxi for 2 yrs. I struggled a lot as society doesn’t approve of this profession for women. Now I’m happy as my work has been acknowledged.”

Ganga

Delhi NCR.
Shakti Singh

Ganga

Delhi NCR.

When I started ,even my family said, ’DO DIN KA SHAUK HAI, KHATAM HO JAAYEGA, PEOPLE ASK, ‘SHAADI KAISE HOGI?”

“If I am driving a taxi, women working late hours in office will feel safe and can have a comfortable ride home. We can change the women safety standard in India.”

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