Empowering India’s Workforce with Industry-Ready Skills
Skill Development
India is home to the world’s largest youth population, yet only 4.7% of the workforce is formally skilled (NSDC Report). Despite rapid industrial growth and automation, there exists a widening chasm between what the market demands and what the workforce offers. Millions of young individuals remain unemployed or underemployed – not due to lack of potential, but due to lack of access to practical, job-ready skills.
This gap not only stunts individual aspirations but also holds back India’s potential to become a global talent powerhouse.
Our Solutions
Industry-Aligned Training
Programs co-designed with industry experts to ensure job relevance.
Placement-Focused Curriculum
Training linked directly to hiring partners and on-the-job outcomes.
Digital & On-Ground Training Hubs
Combining e-learning with experiential, hands-on training.
CSR-Linked Skilling Projects
Working with corporates to build inclusive skilling ecosystems.
Recognition through Certifications
NSDC or Sector Skill Council-aligned certificates that add credibility to the learner's profile.
OUR
COMMITMENT
At CLR, we view skill development not just as a training function – but as a nation-building mission. Having trained over 20,000 individuals, our goal now is to scale this impact to 50,000+ skilled professionals, especially from underserved regions and segments.
We’ve recently formalized a strategic partnership with British International Investment to accelerate this vision – through co-created training modules, infrastructure support, and placement-driven programs tailored for industries such as facility management, healthcare, manufacturing, and logistics.
Your Benefits with CLR
20 Years of
Proven Expertise
Being loved by the team of 25,000skilled workforce
Trusted by
400+ Clients
Pan India presence across 80 Indian cities and 18 offices
ESG Objectives
Supporting clients in achieving sustainability goals
EHS & QMS
Maintaining 100 million sft area to ISO 45001:2018 andISO 41001:2018 standards
