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it must include only 5 slides Title Slide SIH135 Longitudinal Skilling-Outcomes and Impact-Measurement Syste Problem Statement Training programmes track enrolment and completion…
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it must include only 5 slides Title Slide SIH135 Longitudinal Skilling-Outcomes and Impact-Measurement Syste Problem Statement Training programmes track enrolment and completion Limited visibility after certification Employment and wage outcomes are difficult to track No continuous feedback loop Our Solution Centralised trainee tracking platform Long-term follow-up Employment and wage tracking Automated surveys and reminders Analytics dashboard How It Works Register trainee → Training → Certification → Follow-up → Employment tracking → Analytics Key Features Trainee profile Consent management Follow-up surveys Employment tracking Employer verification Notifications Dashboard Notification service User Journey Student enrols Completes training Receives follow-up Reports employment status Updates salary/job information System measures long-term outcome Dashboard & Analytics Employment rate Job retention Wage progression Course-wise outcomes District-wise outcomes Skill-gap analysis Technology Stack Innovation & Impact Moves from training completion to long-term outcomes Continuous feedback Data-driven programme improvement Helps identify skill mismatches Security & Privacy Consent-based data collection Role-based access Encryption Secure authentication Minimal collection of personal data Conclusion “Train → Track → Measure → Improve” Better visibility into skilling outcomes Continuous improvement of training programmes Follow Design: {"palette":["Telemetry navy #0C1E3C — primary headers and dominant structural anchor","Civic cyan #0284C7 — key milestones, active states, and navigation accents","Outcome emerald #059669 — verified employment, positive retention signals, and success metrics","Warning amber #D97706 — skill-gap flags and pending survey alerts","Slate canvas #F8FAFC — clean primary background","Border mist #E2E8F0 — card outlines and pathway dividing lines"],"fonts":{"Plus Jakarta Sans":"https://fonts.googleapis.com/css2?family=Plus+Jakarta+Sans:ital,wght@0,200..800;1,200..800&display=swap","Inter":"https://fonts.googleapis.com/css2?family=Inter:ital,wght@0,100..900;1,100..900&display=swap"},"type":"Plus Jakarta Sans for assertive, modern title hierarchies and numerical metric callouts with tight letter-spacing; Inter for body copy, journey milestone labels, and high-density dashboard captions with relaxed line-height.","layout":"A structured 12-column modular layout featuring continuous horizontal pipeline tracks, balanced split-screen problem-versus-solution panels, and dedicated bottom-band KPI summaries.","framework_treatment":"Crisp slate data cards with subtle 1px border outlines, linear stage nodes connected by tracked chevron conduits, pill-shaped status badges, and minimal categorical table matrices.","feels_like":"A national-scale civic intelligence platform engineered with the polish and clarity of a modern enterprise dashboard"}
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