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April 10, 20260 citationsOpen Access

The Contribution Of Apprenticeship Schemes To Skill Development, Employee Retention, And Sustainability: Insights From Pune's Automotive Manufacturing Sector

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RNRajesh Walmikrao NagareDSDr. Mrs Vrushali Vasant Sable

Key Points

  • This research aims to explore how apprenticeship schemes affect skill development and employee retention in Pune's automotive sector.
  • Mixed-method approach combining structured surveys and interviews
  • Targeted HR managers, trainers, and former trainees in the automotive sector
  • Analysis of training programs and their impacts on employment and commitment
  • Training programs significantly enhance skill development and employee retention
  • Structured learning approaches lead to increased organizational commitment
  • Well-designed apprenticeships supported by alliances contribute to long-term industry stability

Abstract

Training schemes have emerged as an important column in addressing skill differences in industrial areas of India. This study examines the role of trading programs in increasing skill development, improving employee retention and contributing to stability within Pune\\\'s motor vehicle manufacturing industry. Using a mixed-method approach in combination with structured surveys and intense interviews with HR managers, trainers and former trainees, this research highlights that training on structured learning ways and hands promote employment and organizational commitment. This conclusion underlines that a well -designed appreciation is supported by alliance and government initiatives with industry needs, not only promotes a skilled workforce, but also contributes to long -term trade stability through low business, increased productivity and greenery operational practices. \\

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Nagare et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69d896166c1944d70ce075a5https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19465525
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