EV industrial training has officially been launched by SSI Polytechnic Institute as part of a new academic module for diploma students. The initiative bridges the gap between theoretical EV knowledge and hands-on application in real-world environments. Focused on electric vehicle technology, the program trains students to work in assembly, diagnostics, servicing, and quality control—all within a specialized industrial lab setting.
This strategic move by SSI is a response to the growing demand for skilled technicians and engineers in the electric mobility sector. With India accelerating its shift toward EV infrastructure, EV training programs like this ensure that the future workforce is ready to handle the latest automotive technologies with precision and safety.
Practical Skills for a Growing Industry
The EV industrial training course combines in-class theory with practical lab work in state-of-the-art workshops. Students are introduced to every aspect of electric vehicle systems—from basic components to high-voltage circuits and electronic control units (ECUs). The curriculum is aligned with current EV industry standards and is designed in collaboration with local manufacturing companies.
Key areas covered in the training include:
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EV drivetrain architecture and battery management systems
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Electric motor assembly and testing
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Charging systems: AC/DC fast chargers and safety protocols
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Hands-on diagnostics with OBD tools and EV-specific scanners
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Component-level servicing in a real industrial lab
Students are expected to complete project work and practical assessments as part of the final evaluation.
Polytechnic-Driven, Industry-Aligned
As a leading polytechnic institute, SSI has always emphasized skill-based education. The new EV training program reinforces that mission by giving diploma students direct exposure to current and emerging EV technologies. The training is not just theoretical—it prepares students to walk into a workshop, garage, or production floor and start contributing immediately.
The lab has been fitted with:
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Disassembled EV scooters and bikes for repair practice
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Real EV control panels, charging units, and battery packs
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Interactive touchscreens for digital schematic learning
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Safety gear and workstations for high-voltage simulation
This approach ensures that students receive EV industrial training in an environment that mimics actual industry settings.
Collaborations with EV Manufacturers
SSI has collaborated with two regional EV manufacturers and a battery tech firm to support the program. These partners offer guest lectures, donate equipment, and conduct real-time product demonstrations. Select students will also receive internship opportunities, allowing them to apply their EV training directly in a professional context.
As part of the program’s community outreach, SSI is offering weekend workshops for faculty members and ITI students to learn more about polytechnic-level EV education models. This creates a shared pool of talent and knowledge across institutions.
Opening Doors to Green Jobs and Careers
The course has already generated strong interest among diploma holders and final-year students. With certifications provided at the end of the training module, participants become eligible for placements in:
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EV assembly plants
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Electric scooter and bike service centers
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Charging infrastructure maintenance teams
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R&D labs working on EV performance and battery life
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Technical support units at auto OEMs and startups
This EV industrial training acts as a launchpad for students aiming to join India’s green tech workforce, equipping them with the skills needed for a sustainable and electric future.
FAQs
What is EV industrial training at SSI Polytechnic?
It is a hands-on training module for diploma students covering EV assembly, diagnostics, repair, and safety using real industrial lab setups.
Who can enroll in the program?
Final-year polytechnic diploma students from mechanical, electrical, and electronics streams are eligible to enroll in the EV training module.
What facilities are provided in the industrial lab?
The lab includes EV components, high-voltage simulators, motor testing units, OBD scanners, and real-life charging infrastructure for practice.
Are internships part of the training program?
Yes, SSI has partnered with EV manufacturers to offer select students internships and on-site job training as part of their EV industrial training experience.
Will students get certified?
Yes, all participants receive a certification upon completion, making them eligible for entry-level roles in the electric vehicle and clean energy industries.