Pravartak, L&T EduTech launch industry-skilling certification programs

chennai: iitm pravartak technologies foundation, in collaboration with l&t edutech, has launched a series of joint certification programs aimed at enhancing industry-relevant skills in engineering and technology. offering over 100 specialized courses, these programs cater to students and professionals seeking expertise in emerging fields.developed by industry experts from larsen & toubro (l&t), the curriculum aligns with the latest trends, covering key engineering disciplines such as civil, mechanical, electrical, and chemical, alongside cutting-edge technologies like ai, iot, robotics, cyber-physical systems, and industry 4.0.with more than a thousand learners already certified, the programs provide both short-term and executive certification options through self-paced, interactive e-learning modules. "these flexible courses allow learners to upgrade their skills at their convenience," said vasan vasudeval srini, chief projects officer, iitm pravartak technologies foundation.iitm pravartak, a section 8 company under iit madras, is funded by the department of science and technology under the national mission on interdisciplinary cyber-physical systems. more details and enrolment links are available at l&t edutech.key highlights:industry-relevant curriculum - courses designed by top industry experts from l&tprestigious certification - recognized by iitm pravartak & l&t edutechflexible learning - self-paced, interactive e-learning accessible anytime, anywhereautomated assessment - ensuring skill validation and progress trackingcovers core & emerging technologies - from traditional engineering to ai, iot, and industry 4.0trending programs:robotics and digitalization in manufacturingplm, value chain, and smart factory in industry 4.0edge ai - ai principles for edge computingengineering strategies for sustainabilitynext-gen energy storage - battery and hydrogen technologycps (cyber-physical systems) applications for mechatronics, healthcare, ev & robotics