ITI Full Form | September 2024 | What Does ITI Mean?

The ITI stands for Industrial Training Institute.

You may know it better by its alias, “ITI” Both technical and engineering education are offered in this 2 year program.

This course is backed by the Directorate General of Employment of Training (DGET) under the Ministry of Labour and Employment Union.

The course is offered in a wide range of skilled trades, including electrical, mechanical, computer hardware, refrigeration and air conditioning, carpentry, plumbing, welding, fitter, and many more.

Students enrolling in ITI’s and completing their selection have access to a wide variety of technical courses. Aspirants who are in need of high quality technical employment opportunity will quickly benefit from this intensive program.

ITI’s (Industrial Training Institute) provide students with a variety of vocational training options across the country of India by both public and private institutions. After receiving National Trade Certificate (NTC), candidates are required to appear for the All India Trade Test (AITT).

ITI Course Duration

How long does an ITI program last?
One of the most important things that would-be ITI students need to know is how long the program lasts.

• ITI program might last for 6 months, 9 months, 1 year, a year and a half (1.5), or 2 years. That is up to the trades you want to enroll in.

ITI Entrance Qualification

1. Class 10 is required with most trades, but class 8 is required for some non-engineering curriculum. [The ITI programme is open to high school (12th Pass out) grads as well.]
2. There needs to be a minimum age of at least 14 years old. The upper age limit shouldn’t be more than 40.
3. Students must score well on entrance tests to get admission to govt institutes.

ITI Course types

1. Engineering Trade Discipline – Technical ITI programs are sometimes known as engineering ITI programs. You will be expected to study mathematical and physics concepts as part of these trainings. It is expected that this program will last for a minimum of 2 years.
2. Non-engineering Trade – These are a type of general science. The majority of these trade will last between 6 months and one calendar year.

Engineering & Non-engineering ITI Trades

1 Year	Floriculture & Landscaping Horticulture Soil Testing and Crop Technician Computer Aided Embroidery and Designing Dress Making Fashion Design and Technology Sewing Technology Cosmetology Spa Therapy Finance Executive Early Childhood Educator IoT Technician (Smart Agriculture) IoT Technician (Smart City) IoT Technician (Smart Health Care) Baker and Confectioner Dairying Agro Processing Food and Beverage Service Assistant Food Beverages Fruits and Vegetables Processing Milk and Milk Product Technician Marketing Executive Bamboo Works Health Sanitary Inspector Physiotherapy Technician Old Age Care Geo Informatics Assistant Computer Hardware and Network Maintenance Computer Operator and Programming Assistant (COPA) Database System Assistant Desktop Publishing Operator Multimedia, Animation and Special Effects Software Testing Assistant Footware Maker Leather Goods Maker Secretarial Practice Stenographer Secretarial Assistant (English) Digital Photographer Photographer Video Cameraman Human Resource Executive Stenographer Secretarial Assistant (Hindi) Fire Techonology and Industrial Safety Management Health Safety and Environment Surface Ornamentation Techniques Weaving Techincian for silk and woolen Fabrics Front Office Assistant Catering and Hospitality Assistant Food Production (General) Hospital House Keeping HouseKeeper Tourist Guide Travel and Tour Assistant
2 Year	Radiology Technician Dental Laboratory Equipment Technician
6 Months	Remotely Piloted Aircraft Drone Pilot Driver Cum Mechanic Smart Phone Technician Cum App Tester Fireman

ITI College across India

• Government ITI – 2738
• ITI for CTS Training – 15042
• Private ITI – 12304
• Number of ITI trades– 126