Our skill development initiative is aligned with the national mission of empowering individuals with necessary skills for Sustainable livelihood. At Ashirvad Growth Foundation we collaborate with Industry partners, foundations, government bodies and community based organizations to structure high impact skill development projects.
Simulation Center
Revolutionizing Education and Training: The Role of Simulation Centers
At Ashirwad Growth Foundation, our CSR efforts focus on establishing simulation centers and Centers of Excellence to drive positive change in education, skill development, rural development, and environmental conservation.
What are Simulation Centers?
Our simulation centers are equipped with advanced Simulation Software and Industry 4.0 technologies, offering hands-on training through tailored programs to prepare individuals for modern industry demands.
1.Simulation Centers For CNC
2.Simulation Centers For Fitter Trade
3.Simulation Centers For Robotics
4.Simulation Centers For Electrician
Need for this Skill Center
Industry Demand: High demand for skilled operators and programmers.
Skill Gap: Significant gap between current skill levels and industry requirements.
Technological Advancements: Need for continuous upskilling due to rapid technology advancements.
Employment Opportunities: Enhancing employability with hands-on experience and industry-relevant skills.
What We Will Provide in This Center
10/20 state-of-the-art simulation Software and computers.
Interactive touchscreen panel for trainers.
Seating for 10/20 students with AC, furniture (Table, Chair), Mat, Flooring, False ceiling and professional branding.
Comprehensive training modules from basic to advanced operations.
Experienced instructors with industry insights.
Student Training Capacity
Target Group: ITI students specializing in Machinist, Turner, Fitter, Electrician trades.
Batch Size: 20-25 students per batch.
Annual Capacity: Approximately 100 students per year per clg.
Benefits to Students
Skill Enhancement: Practical skills directly applicable to the industry
Employment Readiness: Increased employability with hands-on training and certification
Career Growth: Opportunities for higher positions and specialized roles
The Multifaceted Impact
These centers have trained numerous young individuals, enhancing their employability, technical expertise, and productivity. By bridging the gap between education and industry needs, we contribute to youth empowerment and sustainable community development.
Key Areas of Focus
Simulation centers are at the forefront of addressing critical challenges facing society today. Whether it's Healthcare, Agriculture, or Environmentalsustainability, these centers offer tailored solutions through advanced technology and interdisciplinary collaboration.
Looking Ahead
As we look to the future, the importance of simulation centers will only continue to grow. By embracing emerging technologies and adapting to evolving needs, these centers will remain beacons of innovation, shaping the workforce of tomorrow and driving progress across industries.
Join the Revolution
Are you ready to embark on a journey of discovery and transformation? Explore the possibilities offered by simulation centers and unlock your full potential in a world where learning knows no bounds. Join us as we revolutionize education, one simulation at a time.
Experience the future today. Welcome to the world of simulation centers.
Our Successful case Studies
1. International Skill center, Govandi. (Govt. Of Maharashtra.)
21 Sitting turning and milling Simulation Center for Skilling
2. Rural India's First Centre of Excellence in Digital Manufacturing and Robotics Automation at Vidya Pratishthan KBIET, Baramati. (Under CSR of Finolex)
4000sq.Facility Built with state-of-the-art software like Smart Factory, 6-Axis Robocell, 4-Axis Scara RoboCell, IIoT-based Sensor Lab, Advanced PLC, IIot Based Hydraulics Pneumatic Kit, Advanced Manufacturing Lab with CNC VMC Machines, 25-user Digital CNC Simulation Lab
3. Digital CNC Simulation Lab, Govt ITI, Khed. ( Under CSR of BFL)
750 sq ft. 21 sitting turning and milling Simulation center for Skilling Turner, Machinist, Tool Die Maker trade students
4. Govt ITI, Satara (Under CSR of KSB)
11 Sitting turning and milling Simulation center for Skilling Turner, Machinist, Tool Die Maker trade students.
5. COEP Technological University Govt of Maharashtra, Pune
21 Sitting turning and milling Simulation Center for Skilling Mechanical Eng. And Manufacturing Eng. And Industrial management.
6. Govt ITI, Shirur Anantpal, Latur.
21 Sitting turning and milling Simulation center for Skilling Turner, Machinist, Tool Die Maker trade students
DDA project
The use of alternative agricultural methods is essential to meet the growing demand for food at a time when resources are becoming scarcer. Data-driven agriculture 4.0 will develop a new ecosystem for increasing yields with the use of contemporary tools and support. This project will help in monitoring plants throughout their lifespan and provide farmers with immediate feedback, assistance, and plant parenting suggestions.
Key Areas of Focus
Simulation centers are at the forefront of addressing critical challenges facing society today. Whether it's Healthcare, Agriculture, or Environmentalsustainability, these centers offer tailored solutions through advanced technology and interdisciplinary collaboration.
