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Having the lowest employment ratio in the world, unfortunately, India stands amongst the least skilled nation. Sitting at home and crying over lack of job opportunities will never help but up-grading your skills with changing time definitely will. Re-skilling will always help in bridging the employability gap. The aspiring candidates should be willing and street-smart to keep themselves updated with the changing times. #Update #Upgrade #Reskill #BeatUnemployment #ThingsWeDo #CareForYourCareer #OurServices #CareerOpportunity #EthosIndia #Ahmedabad #EthosHR #Recruitment #CareerGuide #India

Having the lowest employment ratio in the world, unfortunately, India stands amongst the least skilled nation. Sitting at home and crying over lack of job opportunities will never help but up-grading your skills with changing time definitely will. Re-skilling will always help in bridging the employability gap. The aspiring candidates should be willing and street-smart to keep themselves updated with the changing times. #Update #Upgrade #Reskill #BeatUnemployment #ThingsWeDo #CareForYourCareer #OurServices #CareerOpportunity #EthosIndia #Ahmedabad #EthosHR #Recruitment #CareerGuide #India

> 'Skill in India' first to 'Make in India' << Our founder director Hardik Shukla writes about how India lacks in the basic skills required in the job sector which affects the PM's dream of 'Make In India'. How employability is a major area of concern and what can be done to overcome this issue. Read the article here: http://buff.ly/1A5ty25 Let us know what you think. #MakeInIndia #SkillInIndia #EthosThoughts" target="_blank"> "Pulse Read of the Week" >> 'Skill in India' first to 'Make in India' << Our founder director Hardik Shukla writes about how India lacks in the basic skills required in the job sector which affects the PM's dream of 'Make In India'. How employability is a major area of concern and what can be done to overcome this issue. Read the article here: http://buff.ly/1A5ty25 Let us know what you think. #MakeInIndia #SkillInIndia #EthosThoughts

"Pulse Read of the Week" >> 'Skill in India' first to 'Make in India' << Our founder director Hardik Shukla writes about how India lacks in the basic skills required in the job sector which affects the PM's dream of 'Make In India'. How employability is a major area of concern and what can be done to overcome this issue. Read the article here: http://buff.ly/1A5ty25 Let us know what you think. #MakeInIndia #SkillInIndia #EthosThoughts

To be employed is to be at risk, to be employable is to be secure. .#employability

Aug 01, 2013

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SKILL EMERGENCY: A NASSCOM-McKinsey study in 2005 had already shocked INDIA on its employee quality. It said just one out of four engineers were employable, or could be taken up for job training. The employability situation has worsened since then. NASSCOM says employability in IT in 2011 is still 26% while in growing sectors like BFSI it is sub 10%, BPO’s/KPO’s it is average 12%. About 95% of Indian’s coming out of education system are not employable. 85% of students in developed countries do vocational training as compared to 5% in India. Unfortunately, the universe of employable youth is slowly becoming the universe of endangered species. We are in an SKILL EMERGENCY situation. The rise of Ethos “School of Employability” is an endeavour to answer this situation-to create the empowered, high performance workforce needed for competitiveness in today’s marketplace. If we can tackle the 3E’s- Education, Employability and Employment we can reap huge demographic dividends or else play into the hands of demographic disasters. For more details reach Sunil Nair (sunil@ethosindia.com or 9375004005) or Shubhomoy Saha (shubho.saha@ethoshr.net or 9998946618)

SKILL EMERGENCY: A NASSCOM-McKinsey study in 2005 had already shocked INDIA on its employee quality. It said just one out of four engineers were employable, or could be taken up for job training. The employability situation has worsened since then. NASSCOM says employability in IT in 2011 is still 26% while in growing sectors like BFSI it is sub 10%, BPO’s/KPO’s it is average 12%. About 95% of Indian’s coming out of education system are not employable. 85% of students in developed countries do vocational training as compared to 5% in India. Unfortunately, the universe of employable youth is slowly becoming the universe of endangered species. We are in an SKILL EMERGENCY situation. The rise of Ethos “School of Employability” is an endeavour to answer this situation-to create the empowered, high performance workforce needed for competitiveness in today’s marketplace. If we can tackle the 3E’s- Education, Employability and Employment we can reap huge demographic dividends or else play into the hands of demographic disasters. For more details reach Sunil Nair (sunil@ethosindia.com or 9375004005) or Shubhomoy Saha (shubho.saha@ethoshr.net or 9998946618)