National Apprenticeship Promotion Scheme (NAPS) is a new scheme of Government of India to provide financial support to establishments undertaking the apprenticeship training. It was launched on 19th August 2016.

National Apprenticeship Promotion Scheme (NAPS)

The scheme was launched by the Govt. of India in August 2016 to promote apprenticeship program in India by introducing a package of financial incentive to establishments engaging in apprenticeship.

Objective

There are two types of Apprenticeship Programmes

Benefits to the Organization

Services we provide under NAPS

Provision of classroom training as per the curriculum.

Timely disbursement of stipends to the trainees

Grievances & readressal of trainees

Organize the candidates

Conduct regular surveys with trainees & the concerned company | industry to tailor effective implementation of the NAPS

Types of Apprentice and Authorities

BOAT - Board of Apprenticeship Training

MHRD - Ministry of Human Resources & Development

DGT- The Directorate General of Training

MSDE - Ministry of Skill Development & Entrepreneurship

NSDC – National Skill Development Corporation

Note : incase of state public sector units & private establishments state skill development  mission will be the implementing body in respect of optional trades & state  apprenticeship advisors in reference to designated trades.

Eligibility of Organization

Documents required for Establishment Registration

Eligibility of Trainees for Apprenticeship

1

Age: 18 Years and above

2

Qualification: Min. 5th Pass, ITI, Any Diploma, Graduate or Post Graduate (Pass-out/Pursuing/Drop-Out).

3

Candidates must have an Aadhaar Number.

4

Candidates must have an bank account (Aadhaar Linked)

Eligibility of Organization

Health, Safety & Welfare

Health, safety & welfare of apprentices where any apprentices are undergoing training in a factory, the provisions of chapters III, IV & V of the Factories Act 1948, shall apply in relation to the health, safety & welfare of the apprentices as if they were workers within the meaning of that Act & when any apprentices are undergoing training in a mine, that provisions of Chapter V of the Mines Act 1952, shall apply in relation to the health & safety of the apprentices as if they were persons employed in the mine.

Hours of Work, Overtime, Leaves & Holidays

Minimum stipend to be paid under Apprenticeship

Benefits to the Organization

Roles & Responsibility of Organization

Responsibilities of Employers

Steps for Online Reimbursement under NAPS

Frequency

Calculation of Amount

Disbursement Through

Assessment & Certification

Assessment & Certification by Establishments (non NAPS)

After completion of apprenticeship training, apprentices will need to go through an assessment to be conducted by the establishment. Certificates will be awarded by the establishments to apprentices based on marks obtained by them in the assessment by the establishment.

Assessment & Joint Certification under NAPS

Under NAPS, & in cases where the employer | establishment opts for joint certification. Assessment will be conducted jointly by the establishment & the concerned Sector Skill Council, (in case of Optional Trades) or the DGT (in case of Designated Trades).

The theory part of this assessment would be on line to be conducted through the SSC concerned | DGT, as the case may be. Practical examination would be conducted by the employer at the shop floor premises & would be evidence based. In such cases the certificates will be awarded to apprentices who pass the assessment jointly by the establishment and the concerned Sector Skill Council | DGT.

The assessment details will be uploaded on the portal & certificates, in approved formant will be electronically generated & sent to establishments & successful apprentice.

Roles & Responsibility of TPA

Assessment & Joint Certification under NAPS

TPA Charges

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