Gedee Technical Training Institute: Shaping Skilled Professionals for the Future

GTTI in Coimbatore offers comprehensive technical courses, hands-on training, and international standards, shaping skilled professionals for India's industrial sector.

The Gedee Technical Training Institute (GTTI) in Coimbatore, a pioneer in the field of vocational education, has been at the forefront of imparting quality technical training since its inception in 2002. GTTI stands out as a trailblazer in the implementation of the German Dual Vocational and Education Training (VET) system in India, aligning with the standards set by the Association of German Chamber of Commerce and Industry (DIHK), Germany. This initiative has positioned the institute as a leading force in shaping the future of skilled professionals in India.

GTTI offers a diverse range of courses designed to meet the evolving needs of the industrial sector. The courses provided by the institute not only equip students with technical knowledge but also emphasize hands-on training, making the graduates industry-ready from the outset. The key courses offered at GTTI include:

The Technician Mechatronics course is a comprehensive 3.5-year program that merges multiple disciplines of engineering, including mechanical, electronics, electrical, and computer science. This interdisciplinary approach is aimed at the synergistic integration of all these fields within product design and manufacturing to enhance or optimize functionality.

The course is structured in two parts: the first two years focus on the NCVT (National Council for Vocational Training) course, followed by 1.5 years dedicated to the AHK German “A” Certificate. The latter part of the program includes one year of industrial training, during which students receive a stipend. This industrial training is pivotal, as it provides real-world experience and exposure to advanced manufacturing environments, ensuring that students are not only theoretically proficient but also practically skilled.

Another flagship program at GTTI is the Tool and Die Mechanic course, which spans 3.5 years. The first two years are devoted to the NCVT course, followed by 1.5 years focusing on the AHK German “A” Certificate, similar to the Mechatronics course. This program also includes one year of industrial training with a stipend.

Tool and Die making is a highly specialized profession that requires a keen eye for detail and precision. The course prepares students to undertake intricate and precise fitment and machining jobs, using modern techniques. Graduates of this program are expected to be proficient in designing, selecting materials, and determining the manufacturing processes of Dies and Moulds to achieve a high degree of precision. This course is particularly valuable as it hones the students’ abilities to produce components that are essential in various engineering applications.

The Machinist course is a three-year program designed to develop skilled professionals capable of producing close-tolerance parts that are essential for all engineering applications. The first two years cover the NCVT curriculum, followed by a year of industrial training with a stipend.