EdTech Policy 2025-2035
Building Skills for India’s Semiconductor, IT&T, Manufacturing and FinTech Future
Transforming Education through Technology
The Maharashtra EdTech Policy 2025 aims to harness educational technology to revolutionize learning, enhance workforce skills, and position the state as India’s hub for IT, semiconductors, manufacturing, and fintech. By adopting innovative learning solutions, promoting digital literacy, and introducing industry-specific training programs, Maharashtra is committed to building a digitally skilled and industry-ready workforce.
Inspired by the success of nations like Japan, China, Vietnam, Thailand, Malaysia, and the Philippines, Maharashtra will implement targeted skill development programs to address the demands of its growing industries. These initiatives will focus on areas such as infrastructure development, semiconductor manufacturing, electronics production, renewable energy, pharmaceuticals, and business process outsourcing (BPO).
The EdTech Council of Maharashtra will lead this transformation by fostering global partnerships, ensuring the state emerges as a leader in manufacturing excellence and fintech innovation.
Vision for 2035
Maharashtra as a Hub for Industry-Relevant Skills and Digital Education
By 2035, Maharashtra aims to establish itself as a national leader in industry-driven education and workforce development with these key goals:
- Training for Key Industrial Sectors: Create tailored programs for sectors like infrastructure, semiconductor manufacturing, electronics, renewable energy, pharmaceuticals, and fintech to meet industry-specific skill demands.
- Skilling 1 Million Workers: Empower 1 million individuals with advanced industrial skills through collaborations with global EdTech innovators and industry leaders.
- Establishing Global Partnerships: Partner with countries such as Japan, China, Vietnam, Thailand, Malaysia, and the Philippines to adopt their proven workforce training and skill development strategies.
- Becoming a Global Hub for FinTech and Manufacturing Talent: Position Maharashtra as a premier destination for companies seeking top talent in manufacturing, electronics, renewable energy, and fintech.
Mission
Training Maharashtra’s Workforce for the Future
The Maharashtra EdTech Policy 2025 outlines a strategic vision to strengthen the skills infrastructure for the state’s growth in key industries. This vision includes:
- Developing Industry-Specific Training Programs: Develop tailored courses for sectors like semiconductors, pharmaceuticals, electronics, fintech, and infrastructure to ensure the workforce is equipped with the skills demanded by these industries.
- Collaborating with Global Leaders in Skill Development: Partner with countries such as Japan, China, Vietnam, and the Philippines to adopt their successful workforce training models, helping build a skilled industrial workforce in Maharashtra.
- Fostering Digital Skills: Promote digital literacy and advanced skills in coding, AI, machine learning, and blockchain to help position Maharashtra as a leading fintech hub.
- Bridging the Digital Divide: Ensure access to online training platforms and digital learning resources for both urban and rural workers, enabling them to upskill and reskill for future job opportunities.
Maharashtra’s EdTech Policy for Building an Industry-Ready Workforce
The Maharashtra EdTech Policy 2025 aims to transform education and cultivate an industry-ready workforce that will drive India’s manufacturing, fintech, and technology sectors. By incorporating global best practices from countries like Japan, China, Vietnam, Thailand, Malaysia, and the Philippines, Maharashtra will produce a highly skilled workforce, positioning the state as a leader in global industrial growth.
EdTech Policy 2025-2035
Through global partnerships, digital skills development, and strategic investment in education, Maharashtra will be a key player in building India’s future workforce.
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- Margdarshak Mandal
- Parliamentary Board
- Central Election Committee
- National Office Bearers
- National General Secretary (ORG.)
- National Executive Members
- National Spokespersons
- Permanent Invitees
- Special Invitees
- Morchas Prabharis
- Morchas President
- Committees
- State Prabhari
- State President
- State General Secretary (ORG.)
- Sanghatak
- Departments
Economic Forum 2025
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Policies
- Semiconductor Fabless Policy 2025-2035
- Data Centre Policy 2025-2035
- Information Technology Policy 2025-2035
- Multimodal Logistics Policy 2025-2035
- BPO and Global Capability Centre (GCC) Policy 2025-2035
- New and Renewable Energy Policy 2025-2035
- Biotechnology Policy 2025-2035
- Pharmaceuticals Policy 2025-2035
- DeepTech, AI, and Data Centre Policy 2025-2035
- Electronics Policy 2025-2035
- Export Development Policy 2025-2035
- MedTech Policy 2025-2035
- Film and Media Policy 2025-2035
- FinTech Policy 2025-2035
- EdTech Policy 2025-2035
- Events and Tourism Policy 2025-2035
- Apparel and Technical Textiles Policy 2025-2035
- Aerospace and Defence Manufacturing Policy 2025-2035
- Fisheries Policy 2025-2035
- Special Economic Zone (SEZ) Policy 2025-2035
- Maharashtra Startup Policy 2025-2035
- Maharashtra Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSME) Manufacturing Policy 2025-2035
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The is a Public Benefit Corporation (PBC) with a mission to establish Maharashtra as a key player in international economic collaboration, focusing on strategic partnerships with nations like USA, Europe, Australia, African Union, KSA, China, India, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Türkiye, and the UAE across vital sectors such as energy, technology, agriculture, and finance. Our goal is to integrate lessons from successful global economic models, adopting best practices to ensure sustainable and inclusive growth. We aim to enhance economic prosperity and diversification, contribute to societal progress, and promote sustainable economic practices. By leveraging Maharashtra’s unique position, strives to drive substantial economic growth, spur innovation, and solidify Maharashtra’s stature in the international economic arena, resonating with the government’s vision of a technologically advanced and interconnected economy.