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    Home»Brief News»Bosch Home Comfort India to train 2,000 through HVAC skill development centres in Gujarat
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    Bosch Home Comfort India to train 2,000 through HVAC skill development centres in Gujarat

    The heating, ventilation, and air conditioning company has signed an MoU with Centre for Entrepreneurship Development, Government of Gujarat
    HRK News BureauBy HRK News BureauDecember 11, 2025Updated:December 11, 20253 Mins Read7641 Views
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    Bosch Home Comfort India, the heating, ventilation, and air conditioning company, has signed an MoU with the Centre for Entrepreneurship Development (CED), Government of Gujarat, to establish heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) skill development centres in Northern Gujarat. The nodal centre is set to open at the esteemed Ganpat University in Mehsana.

    The centre aims to train over 2,000 students and technicians across residential and commercial HVAC segments, making a substantial contribution to building a pipeline of skilled professionals ready to serve the evolving needs of the industry.

    The curriculum will be jointly developed by experts from Bosch Home Comfort India, Ganpat University, and CED, fully aligned with NSDC standards. Training will be delivered by certified instructors and Bosch engineers, through a mix of theoretical knowledge with practical application for maximum industry relevance. The curriculum will encompass HVAC installation and maintenance, energy efficiency and intelligent cooling systems, industry-standard safety protocols, troubleshooting, and essential soft skills for customer engagement. This comprehensive training portfolio is designed to produce well-rounded professionals capable of excelling in diverse roles within the HVAC sector.

    This partnership with CED and the Government of Gujarat is Bosch Home Comfort India’s way of tapping into one of India’s most dynamic environments for skill development. Backed by world-class infrastructure and progressive government policies, this collaboration is set to deliver scalable, industry-relevant training solutions that directly address the changing demands of the HVAC sector.

    The HVAC Skill Development Centre will be established and inaugurated at Ganpat University within the next three to six months, with the comprehensive training programmes commencing soon after. The centre will feature state-of-the-art HVAC laboratories equipped with live systems, smart classrooms enhanced with advanced simulation tools, and access to Bosch’s proprietary energy-efficient solutions, including Nano Tech Ultra systems.

    On completion of the programme, students will be equipped to contribute to HVAC and air conditioning, building automation and energy management, as well as facility management and technical services, thereby supporting a broad spectrum of industries reliant on advanced climate control and facility operations. Upon successful completion, trainees will receive industry-recognised certification and benefit from placement support provided through Ganpat University, Bosch’s partner network, and collaborations with local industries, ensuring their smooth transition into the workforce.

    “Through this partnership, we are not just addressing the urgent need for skilled HVAC professionals but also empowering local talent to drive innovation and sustainability in the sector,” said Sanjay Sudhakaran, managing director, Bosch Home Comfort India Limited.

    This collaboration will deliver specialised technical training, enhance employability, and foster entrepreneurship in the HVAC sector, while aligning with Gujarat’s vision for industrial excellence and workforce development. The initiative is also in line with the state’s broader economic objectives as it seeks to create a pipeline of skilled professionals equipped to meet current and future industry demands.

    As per industry estimates, the HVAC sector is projected to reach a market size of $30 billion by 2030, growing at a CAGR of 15.8 per cent. Diverse factors have contributed to this, such as rapid urbanisation, changing climatic conditions, and rising disposable income. As demand for HVAC systems continues to rise, the industry is experiencing a significant skills gap among HVAC technicians and experts. This MoU will bridge this gap.

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