GENERAL3 Sept 2026
Johnson Matthey, Times Employ India Foundation equips underprivileged youth for automotive careers through ‘Schooling to Skilling’
Johnson Matthey and the Times Employ India Foundation ran a 'Schooling to Skilling' programme in Rewari. It trained 135 young people from underserved communities, including 61 women. They now have skills for roles like automotive sales executive, service advisor, and customer relationship manager. This helps youth move into steady careers. Businesses can also benefit from such trained candidates.
Key Statutory Highlights
- The programme equipped 135 young people from underserved communities in Rewari.
- Among those trained, 61 were women.
- Participants gained skills for jobs as Automotive Sales Executives, Service Advisors, and Customer Relationship Managers.
Actionable Advice for Taxpayers / Founders:If your business needs trained staff, watch for similar local skilling programmes that connect trained youth with employers.
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