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Who we serve

The Nirji Delivery Network

Institutions and specialist partners deliver capacity. Nirji owns the standard, the employer relationship and the outcome.

Partner types

Who the network is built from

  • Universities
  • Engineering colleges
  • ITIs
  • Polytechnics
  • Specialist training partners
  • Equipment / OEM ecosystem
  • EDA ecosystem
  • International workforce partners

How it works

A clear division of responsibility

Nirji owns

  • — Employer relationship
  • — Workforce architecture
  • — Programme design
  • — Quality system
  • — Assessment
  • — Certification
  • — Deployment
  • — Data

Partners provide

  • — Trainers
  • — Labs
  • — Facilities
  • — Specialist expertise
  • — Delivery capacity

Qualification

Four steps to join the network

Step 1

Capability

Trainers, labs and equipment assessed against the role architecture.

Step 2

Quality

Delivery process reviewed against the Nirji quality system.

Step 3

Outcomes

Certification and deployment performance measured per cohort.

Step 4

Compliance

Governance, data protection and reporting obligations confirmed.

Partnerships are increasingly outcome-linked, and strong partners host an Academy-in-a-Box on their own campus.

See Academy-in-a-Box

FAQs

Common questions

Who can become a delivery partner?

Universities, engineering colleges, ITIs, polytechnics, specialist training partners, equipment and OEM ecosystem players, EDA ecosystem players and international workforce partners.

What does qualification involve?

Four steps: capability, quality, outcomes and compliance.

Who owns the employer relationship?

Nirji Semicon owns the employer relationship, workforce architecture, quality system, assessment, certification, deployment and data.

Are partnerships outcome-linked?

Increasingly, yes. Commercials are moving towards certified and deployed outcomes rather than delivery hours.

Bring your capacity. We bring the standard and the demand.