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Apprenticeship Training Contract CN102554058

This document outlines the model contract for apprenticeship training for Rohit Tamma Mane, a minor apprentice in the Electrician trade at Amphenol Interconnect India Private Limited. It includes personal details, establishment information, training duration, stipend details, and declarations regarding compliance with the Apprenticeship Act. The contract specifies the terms of training, stipend payments, and obligations of both the apprentice and the employer.

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Apprenticeship Training Contract CN102554058

This document outlines the model contract for apprenticeship training for Rohit Tamma Mane, a minor apprentice in the Electrician trade at Amphenol Interconnect India Private Limited. It includes personal details, establishment information, training duration, stipend details, and declarations regarding compliance with the Apprenticeship Act. The contract specifies the terms of training, stipend payments, and obligations of both the apprentice and the employer.

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CN102554058

Model Contract of Apprenticeship Training for Major/Minor* Apprentices

I. APPRENTICE BASIC DETAILS

1. Apprentice Name : ROHIT TAMMA MANE

2. Name of Father/ Mother/ Spouse : Tamma Parshuram Mane

3. Name of Legal Guardian (in case of Minor*) : N/A

*Minor apprentice is one who has not completed 18 years of age of the Apprentice

4. Gender : Male

5. Date of Birth : 24-07-2005

6. Highest Education Qualification : ITI - NCVT

7. Whether belongs to PwD : No

8. (a) Whether belongs to SC/ST/OBC/Minority : Yes

8. (b) Name of the Category : Sc

9. Apprentice Aadhar Number : XXXXXXXX6298

10. Apprentice Code/No. : A092555934

11. Address : Kutwad, Maharashtra, Kolhapur, 416103, Kutwad Kolhapur


Maharashtra

12. Mobile Number : +91 9579617572

13. Email : rohitmanemane821@[Link]

II. APPRENTICE EDUCATION DETAILS

14. Name of the Course/ Trade/ Diploma/ Degree :

15. Name and Address of the Institution :

16. Registration/ Enrolment Number :

17. Status of Completion :

18. Month & Year of Passing/ Expected Completion :

III. ESTABLISHMENT DETAILS

19. Registered Name and Address of the Establishment : AMPHENOL INTERCONNECT INDIA PRIVATE LIMITED.
(E06162700044) PLOT NO 105, BHOSARI MIDC INDUSTRIAL AREA,
BHOSARI,, Pimpri Chinchwad Pune, Maharashtra 411026

20. Contact Person : ANIRUDH KURHADE

21. Contact Number : 7350014506

22. Email : anirudhk@[Link]


23. (a) Whether the establishment is opting for the benefits under :
any Government Scheme

(b) If Yes, name of the Scheme :

IV. INSTITUTION DETAILS (APPLICABLE FOR SANDWICH COURSE/ DEGREE APPRENTICES ONLY)

24. Institution Contact Person :

25. Contact Number :

26. Email :

27. (a) Whether the Institute is opting for the benefits under any :
Government Scheme

(b) If Yes, name of the Scheme :

V. APPRENTICESHIP TRAINING DETAILS

28. Trade/Course Name : Electrician

29. Trade/Course Code :

30. Contract Registration Number : CN102554058

31. Training Duration : 2880 Hours

32. Training Start Date : 01-10-2025

33. Training End Date : 30-09-2026

34. Enrolled as : Designated

35. Name and Address of Apprenticeship Training Location/ : PLOT NO 105, BHOSARI MIDC INDUSTRIAL AREA, BHOSARI, Pimpri
Establishment Chinchwad, Bhosari Pune, Pune, Maharashtra, 411026

36. Basic Training Details (if applicable) : No

(a) Name of the Basic Training Provider :

(b) Training Centre Name and Address :

(c) Contact Number :

(d) Start Date :

End Date :

VI. STIPEND DETAILS

37.

Year Establishment Share Government Share Total Monthly Stipend

1st 17000 0 17000

2nd N/A 0 N/A

3rd N/A 0 N/A


Note:The Government share of monthly stipend, if any, shall be paid by the Government through Direct BenefitTransfer to the
apprentice‘s bank account upon the fulfillment of the relevant terms and conditions by theconcerned Establishment specified in the
applicable scheme guidelines and in case of non-fulfilment of suchterms and conditions, the Establishment is liable to pay the monthly
stipend amount in full to the apprentice.

*For DBT cases- Partial stipend support by the Government of India under NAPS will belimited to 25% of the stipend
paid,upto a maximum of Rs. 1500 per month perapprentice during the apprenticeship training [Link] Non-DBT cases-
Full stipend will be paid by the employer.

VII. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

38. Whether the following are applicable :

(a) Sandwich Course/ AEDP :

(b) Remote Work :

(c) Overseas on-the-job training :

(d) Any authorized agency working on behalf of the employer / :


Institution

If Yes, Name of the agency :

VIII. DECLARATION

39. We, the Employer, Apprentice/Guardian and Institution solemnly declare that we have read the Apprentices Act, 1961 (52 of 1961) and
the Apprenticeship Rules, 1992 regarding the Contract of Apprenticeship Training including obligations and agree to abide by all the
provisions made thereunder. In case of default by any of the Employer, Apprentice/Guardian and Institution, we agree to compensate the
other party as per the provisions of the Apprenticeship Rules, 1992 (Main Provisions of the Apprenticeship Rules may be seen in the
Enclosure to the Contract of Apprenticeship Training, Section IX).

Signature of the Employer Signature of the Apprentice Signature of the Institution Signature of the Guardian
(Applicable for Sandwich * in case of Minor
course/ Degree Apprenticeship
Apprenticeship only)

IX. CONTRACT APPROVAL AND APPRENTICESHIP ADVISER DETAILS

40. Contract Registration Date : 14-11-2025

41. Name and Address of the Apprenticeship Adviser : D N GARDADE,Pune, Maharashtra

42. Age of Apprentice on the Date of Execution of Contract : 20 years, 2 months and 20 days

43. Contact Number : +91 9075853544

44. Email : [Link]@[Link]


Auto-Approved

Signature and Stamp of the Registering


Authority (Apprenticeship Adviser)

X. ENCLOSURE TO CONTRACT OF APPRENTICESHIP TRAINING

The main provisions of the apprenticeship rules relating to the Contract of Apprenticeship training shall be the following, namely:

(1) The minimum rate of stipend payable to apprentices per month shall be as per the qualifications stipulated in the curriculum and the
minimum rate of stipend payable to apprentices per month shall be as specified in the Table under sub-rule(1) of rule 11.

(2) Presently, the prescribed minimum amount of monthly stipend for the various categories as specified in the Table below, namely:

Prescribed minimum amount of


Sl No. Category
stipend

1 School pass-outs (class 5th– class 9th) Rs. 6,800 per month

2 School pass-outs (class 10th) Rs. 8,200 per month

3 School pass-outs (class 12th) Rs. 9,600 per month

4 National or State Certificate holder Rs. 9,600 per month

Technician (vocational) apprentice or Vocational Certificate holder or Sandwich


5 Rs. 9,600 per month
Course (Students from Diploma Institutions)

Technician apprentices or diploma holder in any stream or sandwich course


6 Rs. 10,900 per month
(students from degree institutions)

7 Graduate apprentices or degree apprentices or degree in any stream Rs. 12,300 per month

The Government share of monthly stipend, if any, will be paid by the Government through Direct Benefit Transfer to the apprentice's bank
account upon the fulfillment of the relevant terms and conditions by the concerned Establishment specified in the applicable scheme
guidelines and in case of non-fulfilment of such terms and conditions, the Establishment is liable to pay the monthly stipend amount in full
to the apprentice.

(3) During the second year of apprenticeship training, there shall be an increase of ten per cent. in the prescribed minimum stipend
amount and further 15 per cent. increase in the prescribed minimum stipend amount during the third year of apprenticeship training.

(3) The apprentice shall abide by the rules and regulations of the establishment in all matters of conduct and discipline and safety and
carry out all lawful orders of the employer and superiors in the establishment.

(4) The provisions of Chapters III, IV and V of the Factories Act, 1948 (63 of 1948), shall apply in relation to the health, safety and welfare
of the apprentices as if they were workers within the meaning of that Act and when any apprentices are undergoing training in a mine, the
provisions of Chapter V of the Mines Act, 1953 (35 of 1952) shall apply in relation to the health and safety of the apprentices as if they
were employed in the mine.

(5) The daily and weekly hours of work of an apprentice while undergoing practical training in a workplace shall be determined by the
employer subject to the compliance with the training duration, if prescribed and apprentice shall be entitled to such leave and holidays as
are observed in the establishment in which he is undergoing training.

(6)If personal injury is caused to an apprentice, by accident arising out of and in the course of his training as an apprentice, his employer
shall be liable to pay compensation which shall be determined and paid, so far as may be, in accordance with the provisions of the
Employee‘s Compensation Act, 1923 (8 of 1923).

(7)The apprentice shall be governed by the rules and regulations (applicable to employees of the corresponding category) in the
establishment in which the apprentice is undergoing training.
(8)Every apprentice undergoing apprenticeship training in an establishment shall be a trainee and not a worker and as such the provisions
of any law with respect to labour shall not apply to or in relation to such apprentice.

(9)The employer shall make suitable arrangements in his establishment for imparting a course of apprenticeship training to the apprentice
in accordance with the provisions of the Act and the rules made thereunder with the approval of the Central or State Apprenticeship
Advisor.

(11)It shall not be obligatory on the part of the employer to offer any employment to the apprentice on completion of period of his
apprenticeship training in his establishment.

(12)The stipend for a particular month shall be paid on or before the tenth day of the following month.

(13)No deduction shall be made from the stipend for the period during which an apprentice remains on casual leave or medical leave and
the stipend payment module on the apprenticeship portal shall require the establishment to update the unauthorised leaves and stipend
amount payable to each candidate for the month.

(14)Where the contract of apprenticeship is terminated through failure on the part of any employer in carrying out the terms and
conditions thereof, such employer shall be liable to pay the apprentice compensation under these rules.

(15)The progress in apprenticeship training of every apprentice shall be assessed by the employer from time to time and every apprentice
who completes his apprenticeship training to the satisfaction of the employer shall be granted a certificate of proficiency by that employer
which shall be the basis for further assessment or certification by the concerned awarding body.

(16)The conditions for the degree apprenticeship shall be the following, namely:

(i) the employer shall provide the apprenticeship training as per the approved program in accordance with the contract and within
the overall provisions of the Act;

(ii) the academic Institution shall deliver the course as per the approved course curriculum including the management of the
apprenticeship component undertaken in partnership with the industry partner or employer;

(iii) mapping and reporting apprenticeship contracts and other related compliance on the portal shall lie with the academic
institution or any authorized agency working on its behalf;

(iv) the employer shall permit apprentices to attend scheduled academic sessions in between the training period either at the on-
the-job training premises or at the academic institution campus as the case may be.

(17)In case of any applicable Government scheme for apprenticeship promotion, the establishment or apprentice or guardian (in case of
minor apprentice) warrant and confirm that they have studied, understood, and agree to comply with the scheme guidelines pertaining to
them, and these Guidelines shall be made available in the public domain and may be updated from time to time.

Common questions

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The contract requires that apprentices abide by the employer's rules and carry out all lawful orders, while employers must provide training in compliance with approved programs. The contract also stipulates that stipends be paid promptly, and outlines the disciplinary conduct required. Both parties must understand the Apprenticeship Act and Rules to ensure compliance, and defaulting parties are liable for compensation .

During apprenticeship training, there is an increment process where the prescribed minimum stipend increases by ten percent in the second year and by fifteen percent in the third year. These changes are contingent on the fulfilment of training conditions specified in the guidelines, and any increases are based on achieving specific milestones in the apprenticeship program .

Academic institutions deliver the educational component of degree apprenticeships, manage the integration of coursework with practical training, and ensure reporting compliance. This partnership between academia and industry ensures a robust training experience, blending theoretical knowledge with applied skills, thus enhancing the apprentices' readiness for professional roles .

The DBT system allows the government to transfer its share of the stipend directly to apprentices' bank accounts, provided the establishment meets the scheme guidelines' conditions. If conditions are unmet, the employer must pay the full stipend. This system aims to ensure timely and correct delivery of stipend funds but is contingent on compliance with specific training conditions .

Employers are responsible for ensuring the health, safety, and welfare of apprentices as if they were regular workers within the establishment. This is supported by the provisions of the Factories Act, 1948, which apply to apprentices undergoing training in the workplace. Additionally, if apprentices are training in mines, the Mines Act, 1953, provisions apply. These frameworks ensure apprentices receive the same health and safety protections as regular employees during their training .

Employers are not obligated to offer employment after an apprentice completes their training because the primary aim of an apprenticeship is skill and competency development, not guaranteed employment. This policy incentivizes employers to participate in training without the burden of mandatory hiring. However, it may impact apprentices' job security and requires them to seek employment elsewhere post-training .

The Apprenticeship Rules stipulate that apprentices are entitled to leave and holidays comparable to those observed in the workplace of their training, aligning with typical employment laws. Like regular employees, apprentices earn leave rights, ensuring a balanced training environment that respects welfare standards .

An apprenticeship contract may be terminated if an employer fails to carry out the terms and conditions of the contract. In such cases, the employer is liable to pay compensation to the apprentice as outlined in the rules. This liability ensures that apprentices are protected and compensated for any breach on the employer's part, maintaining fairness in the apprenticeship process .

Apprentices are considered trainees, not workers, which exempts them from labor laws applicable to regular employees. This distinction is grounded in the focus on education and skill acquisition rather than employment. Legal justifications include ensuring that the primary relationship is educational, allowing apprentices to concentrate on learning without employment obligations .

An employer must compensate apprentices for personal injuries caused by accidents occurring during the course of training. This compensation aligns with the Employee's Compensation Act, 1923, ensuring fair and legal compensation similar to what employees might receive for on-job injuries, emphasizing the responsibility employers bear for safety during training .

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