US India Skills & Education Council

In an increasingly competitive world economy, America’s economic strength depends upon the education and skills of its workers. In the coming years, jobs requiring at least an associate degree are projected to grow twice as fast as those requiring no college experience. And over the next decade, nearly 8 in 10 new jobs will require higher education and workforce training. http://www.usisec.com/

USISEC member institutions and four of the largest USA higher education & community colleges to set up Centers of Skills Excellence in India to help with Prime Minister's “Skilled India, Successful India” mission.US India Skills & Education Council’s members delegation visited Ministry of Skills & Entrepreneurship, Government of India, National Skills Development Corporation, Federation of Indian Chamber of Commerce & Industry (FICCI), Government of Delhi, USA Embassy & President of India’s office in India from July 20 – 24th, 2015. The delegation visit was intended to bring together the skills, training and technology community in the USA, India to discuss the challenges and possibilities for collaboration as a part of Government of India and Prime Minister’s mission of Skilled India

USISEC EventsFind events on USA Community Colleges in India, developments, and more. We provide up-to-date events on educational collaboration and other skills enhancement programs.US India Skills & Education Council July 2015 India,US India Skills & Education Council (USISEC) leads the visit of delegation of US community colleges to New Delhi, India in July 2015 to expand the partnership and agreements between USA institutions and skills development and higher education institutions in India.National Skills Development Corporation April 2015 USA,National Skills Development Corporation (NSDC) India team visits large vocational & higher education institutions in USA in April 2015 to discuss global skills standards, framework and partnerships.