Technical & Vocational Education & Training
The MyQuest program for TVET institutions empowers young people with 21st-century skills to navigate an ever-changing world of work. Through partnerships with Industrial Training Institutes (ITIs) and Vocational Training Institutes (VTIs), we help young people successfully initiate career journeys and become future ready.
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Integrated an Employability Skills curriculum under the Bharat Skills portal by DGT, for ITI students across the country and to make online skill training more accessible
35 ES Labs running across Govt Industrial Training Institutes and National Skills Training Institutes
68,511 users registered on Quest App as of March 2020, showing an 88% growth from March 2019
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Women constituted 22% of the outreach in the ITI ecosystem and 60% in the VTI ecosystem
2.4 million youth across 15,000 ITIs have access to Quest’s digitized Employability Skills curriculum on the Bharat Skills portal
47,000 women learners that make up 24% of the total student outreach
600+ centres across the country through 57 partners
1210 trainers and placement officers
Future Rights Skills Network (FRSN) partnership
In June 2019, Quest Alliance in collaboration with Accenture and Cisco, partnered with the Directorate General of Training (DGT), New Delhi, to launch a digital learning platform designed to equip ITI students across India with core employability skills. The FRSN is creating a 160-hour digital and blended-learning employability skills curriculum module for ITI students, which will also be made available on the Bharat Skills Portal. Along with the National Instructional Media Institute (NIMI), FRSN helped revise the existing ES curriculum and supported the creation of new ES student workbooks and facilitator manuals.
Quest Alliance played a key role in developing the new Employability Skills curriculum in partnership with DGT, New Delhi.
Women ITI Roundtable
Quest Alliance organized a Roundtable on ‘Driving Holistic Reforms in Women ITI Ecosystem in India’, with key stakeholders from the Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship, ITI Leadership, alumni, industry partners and developmental organizations. Key recommendations from their conversations have been consolidated into a 14-point charter to address barriers that women in ITIs face while entering the workforce.
Women students having fun in an outdoor activity at Govt.ITI, Morigate, Delhi
Discussions during the roundtable session
Quest Alliance recognised by the Chief Minister of Gujarat
Quest was honoured with an ‘Appreciation Certificate’ by Vijay Rupani, Chief Minister of Gujarat, in recognition of its role in transforming the ITI learning ecosystem in Gujarat.
Under the MoU with Directorate of Employment and Training, Gujarat, Quest Alliance has provided Employability Skills training to 273 trainers in 236 ITIs in Gujarat in 2019-20.
273 trainers in
236 ITIs
"The partnership with Quest Alliance has been a game-changer in revamping the entire skilling ecosystem in Tamil Nadu. It has helped bridge the industry-alumni gap and placement cells were set up for the first time in ITIs in TN (Oct 2020)"
Vishnu Venugopalan
Director, DET Tamil Nadu
