Toyota Technical Training Institute (TTTI) held a convocation ceremony to mark the successful completion of its 15th batch of students. The event recognised 58 Regular TTTI students and 156 Toyota Kaushalya course students from rural Karnataka.
The academic honours were bestowed upon the graduates by the Chief Guest, His Holiness Jagadguru Sri Shivarathri Deshikendra Mahaswamiji, in the presence of representatives from Toyota Group Companies, Suppliers, Automotive Skills Development Council (ASDC), National Skill Development Corporation (NSDC) and Toyota affiliates.
Since its inception in 2007, TTTI has focused on imparting advanced technology knowledge and fostering overall development by transforming rural youth into skilled manpower tailored to industry needs. The institute has consistently maintained a 100% employment rate, with students securing excellent job opportunities in Karnataka, across India, and overseas. The recently launched 'Toyota Kaushalya' program offers a unique opportunity for youth to acquire manufacturing industry skills through a 'Learn and Earn' approach, combining theoretical learning with On-the-Job Training (OJT).
TTTI's comprehensive training program ensures holistic development in knowledge, skill, and physical and mental abilities, making it a coveted learning institute. The TTTI Regular Program is a three-year residential course, while the Toyota Kaushalya program is a two-year residential course, both structured around the pillars of Body and Mind, Skill, and Knowledge. TTTI has graduated 1,020 students and currently hosts over 810 students, providing training in trades such as Vehicle Assembly, Welding, Painting, and Mechatronics.
The Chief Guest, His Holiness Jagadguru Sri Shivarathri Deshikendra Mahaswamiji, commended TTTI's commitment to empowering the youth of rural Karnataka and its role in uplifting the community, resulting in collective progress and a lasting positive impact. G. Shankara, Executive Vice President, Finance and Administration, Toyota Kirloskar Motor, highlighted the company's efforts to transform rural youth into world-class competitive technicians through comprehensive 360-degree development.
Graduates received multiple certifications, including the NAC (National Apprenticeship Certificate), ASDC Certificate, and JIM and Toyota certificates. TTTI students have been recognised in World Skills Contests, with accolades including 1 Medallion, 1 Bronze, and 1 Medallion, as well as recent wins in India Skills competitions.
The convocation celebrates the success of TTTI's graduates, who represent the true potential of skilled youth in India, contributing to the nation's progress and development.