The infrastructure of an Industrial Training Institute (ITI) is designed to provide a conducive environment for skill-based learning and practical training in various trades. While specifics may vary, here are common components of ITI infrastructure:
1. Workshops and Labs
- Well-equipped workshops and laboratories are essential for hands-on training.
- Workshops are tailored to specific trades, such as electrical, mechanical, welding, etc.
- Laboratories may include computer labs for trades like information technology/ COPA/ CHNM.
- Audio-visual aids may be used to enhance the learning experience.
2. Library
- A library with relevant books, trade journals, and reference materials supports academic learning.
3. Hostel Facilities
- ITI provide hostel facilities for Male students/ trainees who come from different locations, ensuring their accommodation and well-being.
4. Administration Block
- Houses administrative offices, including those responsible for admissions, examinations, and general management.
5. Playgrounds and Recreational Areas
- Recreation areas and sports facilities contribute to the overall development and well-being of students.
6. Computer Facilities
- ITI may have different computer trade computer labs with internet access for theoretical and practical learning in computer-based trades.
7. Basic Amenities
- Adequate drinking water, and other basic amenities are provided for the convenience of students and staff.
8. Industry Collaboration
- ITI establish partnerships with industries to facilitate real-world exposure and industrial visits for trainees
9. Safety Measures
- Workshops are equipped with safety measures to ensure a secure learning environment, especially in trades involving machinery and tools.
10. Training Aids
- The availability of modern training aids, tools, and equipment ensures that trainees are exposed to the latest industry practices.
Infrastructure plays a crucial role in the overall effectiveness of an ITI, enabling students to gain both theoretical knowledge and practical skills necessary for their chosen trades.
