On 15th July, which has been designated as ‘The World Skills Day’, the Prime Minister Shri. Narendra Modi launched the ‘Pradhan Mantri Kaushal Vikas Yojana’ (PMKVY), the flag-ship scheme for the Government’s ‘Skill India’ campaign. Skill development has received the necessary attention it deserves following the formulation of the National Skill India Mission and the revision of the Skills Policy. The Skills Policy has been revised to address the gap that exists in the labour market between the huge demand for skilled labour and its scanty supply. The industry, across all sectors, is always in need of resources that are well trained to deliver services and are aligned to standardized levels of specialization in a given field. Industry expectations however are often not met by new recruits or the required degree of expertise is absent. It is in this context that the Skill India Mission becomes relevant. The Skill India Mission with the clarity provided by the revised Skills Policy seeks to:

Vision

Confirming our commitment to build a "learning society" in which everyone has the opportunity to fulfill their potential, build a worthwhile career and actively participate in the lives of the community.

Mission

Parshav Education's mission is to provide affordable skill training to the youths of the country through a unique learning process and empower them in order to fill the skill gap to meet the Industry demand and consistently deliver high quality content supported by extensive research.