ISJC: India Skills Junior Competitionin all Schools and Colleges

ISJC: India Skills Junior Competitionin all Schools and Colleges:School Education – Implementation of India Skills Junior Competition
ISJC) – Communication to all the RIDSEs & DEOs in the state –
Registration of students in all schools and Junior Colleges- Reg

Proc. Re. No. ESE02/986/2023-SCERT Dated: 10/10/2023

[Sub: [School Education – Implementation of India Skills Junior Competition
ISJC) – Communication to all the RIDSEs & DEOs in the state –
Registration of students in all schools and Junior Colleges- Reg

Ref: linstructions received from National skill development Corporation, New
Delhi.

All the Regional Joint Dircctors of School Education & District
Educational officers in the State are informed that the National Skill
Development Corporation and the Central Board of Secondary Education
Collaborated to organize 1% Indian Skills Junior Competition (ISJC) in the year

2021. The main mission of the Junior Skills Competition is to provide school
      children an opportunity to explore and make informed of the carcer choices in
      a rapidly changing world and contribute to the economic growth of the India
      through their skills.
      Objectives of ISJC (Indian_ Skills Junior Competition)are outlined as
      under:
      Exposure of children for making informed decisions about their carcer
      . Assimilate international standards and assessment norms.
      . Capacity building of teachers as per World Skills Standards.
      Create role models to bridge the skills aspiration in the country.
      . A step towards future ready skilled manpower.
      Create a pipeline for World Skills Competitions
      The Competition was conducted in online format in 10 Skills (Web
      Technologies, IT Software Solutions for Business, Graphic Design Technology,
      Visual Merchandising, Painting & Decorating, Mobile Robotics, Fashion
      Technology, Solar Energy, Digital Photography and Innovative Business Ideas)
      The Competition was conducted with the active support and involvernent
      of Corporate, Academic lnstitutions, Schools, Sector Skill Councils, Subject
      Matter Experts & other Stakeholders, Registrations for Junior Skills
      Competition was categorized in 10 skills and 3 groups. The three groups were
      categorized as below:
      Group -Standard
      Group 1- 6th to 8th
      Group 2-9th to 10th
      Group 3- 11th to 12th

It is noted that the registration would be open to all the eligible students
across all education boards including CBSE to have a Pan India outrcach
The competition will comprise 4 rounds. The first 3 rounds will be
conducted online, whereas round 4 (National/Finale) will be conducted in an
offline mode. The Orientation/Technical webinars would be conducted after
each round. Top 8 – 10 candidates/kill will be selected to participate in level 4
(National/Finale) competitions

It is noted that the registration would be open to all the eligible students across all education boards including CBSE to have a Pan India outreach. The competition will comprise 4 rounds. The first 3 rounds will be

conducted online, whereas round 4 (National/Finale) will be conducted in an offline mode. The Orientation/Technical webinars would be conducted after each round. Top 8-10 candidates/skill will be selected to participate in level 4 (National/Finale) competitions.

 The Competition Committee for India Skills Juniors would be responsible to oversee operational aspects, directions and guidance on may be required from time to time. Given below in the proposed list of Competition Committee members:

Senior Officials from CBSE/ICSE/State Boards Head-World Skills Indin, NSDC

1-2 representatives from Academia/Industry

Principal from a reputed school- to be nominated by MOE/CBSE/ICSE/State Boards.

The Rewards and Recognition of the Competition:

Top 3 winners of each category in each skill would be suitably reward Certificate of participation for all competitors

Recognition to sponsors, partners and experts

Career Counseling sessions for students

The Tentative Timelines 

All the Regional Joint Directors of School Education & District Educational officers in the State are directed to give instruction to all the Schools under all the managements in the state to ensure that maximum number of students got registered in the competition and also requested to give proper guidance to the teachers to help the students participate in the competition.

This has got the approval of the Commissioner of School Education. Encl: Guidelines of India skills Junior-2023

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