Central Training Institutefor Instructors

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PROGRAMME

About the Institute

Central Training Institute for

Instructors, Chennai was established

in November, 1962 under the aegis of

NCVT, DGE&T, Min. of Labour and

Employment, Govt. of India, New

Delhi with ILO assistance, to train

Vocational Instructors for Industrial

Training Institutes/ Centers

About the Institute

Subsequently Model Training

Institute was also created in

February 1965 to enable instructor

trainees to have practice teaching.

Presently the institute has been

identified to train the craft

instructors required for Center Of

Excellence (COE) under the World

Bank assisted “Vocational Training

improvement Project”

Our Mission

To Produce Competent,

Disciplined and Quality Craft

Instructors and Craftsmen in

certain designated trades

ObjectivesOnly Institute in India to Train exclusively Craft

Instructors

• Training provided to the faculty of state

government craft instructors as and when

deputed by them

• Training provided to the faculty of central

government, public sector, private sector,

establishments and faculty of private ITCs

• Training provided to individuals who are

desirous to become craft instructors

Our Activities

• Craft Instructor Training

• Modular pattern

• Trades

– Machinist,

– Turner, Fitter,

– Draughtsman (civil),

– Mechanic (Motor Vehicle),

– Mechanic (Diesel),

– Electrician,

– Welder,

– Foundryman

Craftsmen Training

One Year Trades

COPA, Cutting & Sewing, Mechanic (Diesel), Welder, Foundryman

Two Year Trades

Machinist, Turner, Fitter, Draughtsman (civil), Mechanic (Motor Vehicle), Electrician, Welder, Mechanic (R&TV), Electronic Mechanic

Three Year Trades

Tool & Die Maker

Our Activities

• Short term courses for Craft Instructors

– Development and use of Audio Visual Aids

– Computer Literacy

• Short term courses to unorganised sector

– Repair & Maintenance of Two Wheelers for

Bike Technicians and Members of

Tamilnadu Two wheeler Owners Association

• NCC activities

• Blood Donation Camp

• Celebration of National Functions

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Mr. D. Vijaya KumarPrincipal

Mr. M. S. BalakrishnanVice Principal

Mrs. Prema PaulrajChief Medical Officer

Mr. Authi NarayananAsst Director of Training

Mr. R. MurugarajanAsst Director of Training

Mr. S.C. DeogamAsst Director of Training

Central Training Institute for Instructors

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Each Section is managed by

Training OfficerSection in-charge for

Craft Instructor Training

Vocational InstructorsSection in-charge forCraftsmen Training

Assisted by

Assisted by

Workshop Attendant

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Office Management is offered by

Registrar &

Drawing & Disbursing Officer

Office Superintendent

Assisted by

Assisted by

Accountant &Internal Auditor

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Office Management is supported by

Upper Division ClerksSection in-charge

Lower Division Clerks

Assisted by

Assisted by

Office Attendants, Security Personnel,

Cleaning & sanitation staff

Performance of 2009-10Financial – Plan – VTIP

(World bank Assisted Scheme)

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Financial OutlayScheme - Non-Plan

Salary` 4.02 Crore

Office Expenditure` 55 lakhs

Raw Materials` 7 lakhs

Minor Works` 20 lakhs

Professional & Spl Services` 9 lakhs

Scholarship & Stipend` 2 lakhs

Travel Expenditure` 2.5 lakhs

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Financial OutlayScheme - Plan

Salary` 9.75 lakhs

Office Expenditure` 1 lakhs

Raw Materials` 1 lakhs

Minor Works` 5 lakhs

Machinery & Equipments` 28 lakhs

Travel Expenditure` 4 lakhs

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Financial OutlayScheme - VTIP

Office Expenditure` 1 lakhs

Raw Materials` 1 lakhs

Minor Works` 10 lakhs

Machinery & Equipments` 10 lakhs

Travel Expenditure` 7 lakhs

Targets Achieved – Minor WorksPlan – Upgradation

Renovation of Principal Room (Rs.1,24,656)

Renovation of EM Section (Rs.1,08,400)

Ramp for Differently Abled Persons at main building (Rs.34,600)

Toilet for students at Foundryman section (Rs.6,68,700)

Ramp at Hostel for Differently Abled Persons (Rs.34,600)

Construction of toilet for differently abled persons at main building (Rs. 2,37,700)

Targets Achieved – Minor WorksPlan – VTIP

New workshop – Annexe Building for Tool & Die Maker Section (Rs.7,56,600 + 8,29,500)

Targets Achieved – Minor WorksNon - Plan

Renovation of Principal Room (Rs.8,22,500)

Lubricating & Cutting Oil

Renovation of staff toilet at new workshop and office (Rs.1,74,400)

Repair and maintenance of Sub-Station (Rs.4,74,000)

Renovation of EM Electrical works (Rs.2,97,728)

Targets Achieved – Machinery & Equipments

Plan – Upgradation Interactive Board, Interactive Pad, Visual

Presenter

Magnetic board, White board

LCD TV, PA System with Speakers, Home theater System

Air Conditioners

Machinery for carpentry section

Submerged Arc Welding Machine

Radial Drilling Machine

Gas Manifold System for Welding Section

Targets Achieved – Machinery & EquipmentsPlan – VTIP

Computers, and UPS

Server and UPS

Cutting tools

Car washer & Hoist

Physical Targets AchievedTraining – CITS & CTS

Conventional Trade Instructors - 776

MRC course - 71

Computer Literacy Course (Microsoft) - 361

Craftsmen - 270

Other - 42

Physical Targets AchievedTrade Testing Cell

Final Trade Test for Craftsmen

July 2009 - 271

Jan 2010 - 30

Final Trade Test for Craft Instructor

Apr 2009 - 138

July 2009 - 237

Oct 2009 - 321

Jan 2010 - 266

Final Trade Test for Craft Instructor (Non-

modular)

Physical Targets AchievedTrade Testing Cell

All India Trade Test for Apprentices

April 2009 - 232

Oct 2009 - 142

Skill Competition for Apprentices

April 2009 - 120

Sep 2009 - 95

May 2009 - 12

Nov 2009 - 07

All India Skill Competition for Craftsmen

Jan 2010 - 27

Quality Improvement ProgramAction Plan

In House Training Program at ATI,

Hyderabad, Organised in collaboration with

Quality Council of India, - Attended by 3

Staff

Organised an Awareness program on Quality

control – Documentation in collaboration with

STQC, Chennai, Attended by 30 staff