· Korea SMEs and Startups Agency (KOSME) has
introduced the Korean Corporate Competency Training Program, a specialized
initiative designed to equip Indian university graduates with the skills needed
to work in Korean companies. This program addresses the increasing need for
cross-cultural awareness and corporate expertise as Korean businesses expand
globally, with particular emphasis on strengthening their presence in the
Indian market.
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Focus will be on enhancing experiential
learning through technologies like AR/VR, the Metaverse, and microlearning
concepts. Courses on data and business analytics, AI-ML, cybersecurity, and
cloud infrastructure are anticipated to be in high demand.
Rising Demand for Skill-Based Training: The Indian corporate training market is experiencing a surge in demand for skill-based programs, especially in technology, management, and soft skills. Companies are aligning their training strategies with government initiatives like Skill India and National Skill Development Corporation (NSDC) goals. These programs aim to address workforce competency gaps and enhance productivity. From a company’s perspective, upskilling boosts employee retention and efficiency. The government encourages collaborations between corporations and training institutions under Public-Private Partnership (PPP) models to strengthen the labor force and drive economic growth.
Increased Emphasis on ESG
Training: Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) training is
becoming a priority for Indian businesses to meet compliance and sustainability
goals. Companies focus on sensitizing employees to sustainability practices,
workplace diversity, and corporate governance. With increasing mandates from
SEBI (Securities and Exchange Board of India) on ESG disclosures for listed
companies, training helps in embedding ESG principles into business operations.
The government’s emphasis on green policies, such as the National Action Plan
on Climate Change (NAPCC), aligns with corporate strategies, making ESG
training essential for maintaining competitive and regulatory edge.
Blended Learning Models: Corporations
in India are adopting hybrid training models that combine classroom and digital
learning. This trend aligns with the government’s Digital India initiative to
promote technology in education. Blended models allow companies to balance
cost-efficiency with effective learning outcomes. From an operational
perspective, this approach offers scalability, enabling nationwide training for
dispersed teams. The government push for improved internet connectivity through
BharatNet plays a significant role in facilitating the growth of online
training, particularly in semi-urban and rural areas.
Focus on Leadership and
Governance Training: Indian companies are emphasizing leadership
development programs to build governance capabilities in senior management.
This trend is driven by the Companies Act, 2013, which mandates robust
corporate governance structures, including board effectiveness and director
responsibilities. Training in governance practices is critical for compliance
and strategic decision-making. The government initiatives, such as the
Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC), emphasize the need for well-trained
leadership in handling business restructuring and resolution processes,
ensuring companies remain resilient in a dynamic economic environment.
The report titled “India Corporate Training Market Outlook to 2029- By Market Structure (In-House and Outsourced Trainings), By
Training Type (Technical Skills, Soft Skills, Compliance, and Leadership
Development), By Industry Verticals (Finance, IT, Manufacturing, Healthcare,
and Retail), By Organization Size” by TraceData Research
said that the technical sector dominates the market growth as technical
trainings are generally given to employees at the start of their professional
journey in a company. Due to the pandemic, business operations were shifted to
work from home model therefore many employees were on their own due to which
they felt the need for technical skills.
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