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About The Trade

Become a Skilled Fitter

ITI Trade Fitter is powered by NCVT. It is a job-oriented trade suitable for government jobs, private employment and self-employment opportunities.

The Fitter trade is designed to fulfil the industrial requirements of Indian Industries as well as international industries. The training focuses on developing practical skills, technical knowledge and professional abilities required in modern industrial environments.

Fitters have a wide scope of employability ranging from self-employment and contractual employment to industrial jobs in production, manufacturing, automobile, construction, railways, ship building, infrastructure and defence sectors.

NCVT Powered Recognized ITI Trade
Job Oriented Government & Private Jobs
Industrial Skills Production & Manufacturing
Self Employment Entrepreneurship Opportunities
Career Scope

Employment Opportunities

On successful completion of this course, candidates can be gainfully employed in the following industries and sectors:

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Production & Manufacturing Industries

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Structural Fabrication such as bridges, roof structures, buildings and construction

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Automobile and Allied Industries

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Service Industries including Road Transportation and Railways

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Ship Building and Repair Industries

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Infrastructure and Defence Organizations

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Public Sector Industries such as BHEL, BEML, NTPC and similar organizations

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Private Industries in India and Abroad

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Self-Employment and Entrepreneurial Opportunities

International Comparability

Existence of any official document suggesting the comparability of the qualification with qualifications in other countries is not known. However, ITI passed-out trainees are getting employment in many Gulf countries, European countries, Australia, New Zealand, Singapore and other international destinations.

Self Employment

The Fitter trade also provides opportunities for self-employment. Skilled candidates can establish their own workshop, fabrication unit, repair service or other technical service-related businesses.

Career Growth

Progression Pathway

After completing the Fitter trade, trainees can pursue several pathways for further education, training and career advancement.

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Can appear in the 10+2 examination through National Institute of Open Schooling (NIOS) for acquiring the Higher Secondary Certificate and can proceed for general or technical education.

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Can take admission in a Diploma course in notified branches of Engineering through lateral entry.

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Can join as a semi-skilled worker in the industry and can become a supervisor after completing a part-time Diploma in the relevant branch of Engineering.

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Can join an Apprenticeship Programme in different types of industries, leading to the National Apprenticeship Certificate (NAC).

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After obtaining the National Apprenticeship Certificate (NAC), candidates can be employed in industry as skilled workers and can progress to supervisor positions after completing a part-time Diploma.

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Can join Crafts Instructor Training Scheme (CITS) in the relevant trade and subsequently work as an instructor in ITIs or Vocational Training Institutes.