Saint-Gobain Gyproc India partners with Latur based Pratham Foundation to build skilled workforce

Saint-Gobain Gyproc India has announced the expansion of its collaboration with Pratham Foundation, establishing a third training institute in Latur, Maharashtra. As the industry partner, Saint-Gobain aims to empower individuals from the South-east region of Maharashtra by providing them with industry-relevant skills in the Drywall and False-Ceiling trades. The training will be offered free of cost, ensuring that candidates from all socio-economic backgrounds can enhance their skills and improve their employment prospects. Participants will also receive placement assistance upon completing the program.

This initiative marks Gyproc’s eighth training center collaboration and the third with Pratham Foundations, focusing on addressing the skilled manpower needs of the construction sector. The program offers specialized training for aspiring Drywall and False-Ceiling Installers. Leveraging the expertise of Saint-Gobain Gyproc and the resources of Pratham, this partnership aims to set a new benchmark for skill development in the Indian interior fit-out sector.
Saint-Gobain’s commitment to skill development and community upliftment is evident in its continued efforts to establish training centres nationwide. By partnering with esteemed organizations like Pratham, Gyproc ensures the highest quality training reaches those who need it most. This initiative provides hands-on experience and comprehensive training, enhancing practical skills and improving employability in the competitive construction job market.

Speaking on this, Dr.Dharmik Vaishnav, Head of Projects Sales & Key Accounts Management, Saint-Gobain Gyproc India, said, “The expansion of our collaboration with Pratham in Latur is a significant step towards building a skilled workforce that meets the evolving needs of the construction industry. As an industry partner, we are committed to providing high-quality training and employment opportunities, helping individuals achieve their career aspirations and supporting sustainable development in the region.”