Skilled professionals from Karnataka are witnessing a significant surge in demand from leading European employers. Major players in the automotive and logistics sectors are actively seeking specialized manpower trained in the southern Indian state, opening new avenues for overseas employment.
Ministerial Delegation Explores Opportunities in Slovakia
A high-level delegation from Karnataka, comprising Skill Development Minister Dr. Sharan Prakash Patil and Higher Education Minister MC Sudhakar, recently held crucial interactions with several companies in Slovakia. The European nation's industrial firms highlighted promising job opportunities for Indian talent during these meetings. This visit is part of a broader European roadshow conducted in preparation for the upcoming 2026 Bangalore International Job Fair.
Stellantis Showcases Success with Karnataka Workforce
The ministers toured the Stellantis production plant in Trnava, Slovakia, to review operations and the welfare measures provided to employees from Karnataka. The global automaker currently employs a substantial contingent of workers from the state. The facility hosts approximately 50 heavy-vehicle drivers and 100 assembly-line operators who received their training from the Karnataka Vocational Training and Skill Development Corporation (KVTSDC).
Building Bridges for Future Talent Mobility
This proactive engagement by the Karnataka government underscores a strategic push to align the state's skill development initiatives with global industry requirements. The positive feedback from Slovakian companies indicates a strong reputation for Karnataka's vocational training programs. The roadshow aims to solidify such international partnerships, ensuring a steady pipeline of skilled workers for European markets and enhancing career prospects for the state's youth.
