Leadership Development Program and Blended Learning to Enhance the Skills of the Youth
65% of the Indian population is made up of adults under the age of 35 years old. India has an added advantage as it has the maximum number of Millennials and GenZ on the planet. To take advantage, Indian leaders should initiate a country-wide leadership development program that will enhance the skills and capabilities of the people. The corporate sector that employs a substantial number of youths should also invest in training the youth in new skills to become more flexible and incorporate any work behavior in the corporate sector. According to a Times of India article, the biggest challenge of the youth today is the employability factor. Unemployment in India has increased exponentially since 2018 and has accelerated with the pandemic. However, hope is still possible as the corporate sector and different businesses have the opportunity to build their workforce by providing them with leadership programs that focus on the development of skills and also upskilling the workforce to redu...