ASDC And Hero MotoCorp Partner To Train 20,000 Women In Automotive Skills

Under this partnership, Over the next 15 months, under this initiative will train 20,000 women across eight critical roles in the automotive sales and service - two-wheeler service assistant, two-wheeler service technician, electric vehicle service assistant (2W), electric vehicle service technician (2W), automotive sales consultant, automotive service advisor, automotive tele-caller and automotive showroom host.

Vinkesh Gulati, Vice-President of ASDC, remarked, “Gender diversity is not just a social imperative; it’s an economic necessity. Women bring unique perspectives and capabilities that are crucial for the industry’s growth. This partnership with Hero MotoCorp reaffirms our shared commitment to empowering women and creating a skilled workforce that can drive the industry forward.”

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Recently, Through their CSR initiative "Hero WeCare," the company has successfully upskilled over 4,000 women via its program, Hero Saksham. Hero MotoCorp acknowledges the significance of developing future-ready skills and remains committed to building an inclusive workforce.

ASDC’s focus remains on increasing industry-relevant skills while supporting workforce diversity. The initiative is expected to contribute to a more inclusive workforce and provide women with technical knowledge needed for employment in the automotive sector.

Arindam Lahiri, CEO of ASDC, elaborated on the initiative’s strategic vision, stating, “This initiative is more than a training program; it’s a movement towards a more equitable automotive industry. With Hero MotoCorp as a partner, we are equipped to make a significant impact. Together, we are not only creating job opportunities but also empowering women to become leaders in their own right.”