ITI trades explained: fitter, electrician, mechanic, welder, and the jobs they lead to
25 October 2026 · 2 min read · HireHo
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Share on WhatsAppITI (Industrial Training Institute) courses teach practical trades. Here is what common ones are about.
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- Fitter: assembling and fitting machine parts in factories and workshops.
- Electrician: wiring, repair and maintenance in homes, buildings and industry.
- Mechanic (motor vehicle or two-wheeler): servicing and repairing vehicles.
- Welder: joining metal parts in fabrication and construction.
Next steps
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- Add your ITI trade and year to your HireHo profile.
- Look at the PM-SETU and EV course article if you want to add electric-vehicle skills.
- Ask employers about on-the-job training.
Written by the HireHo team as general guidance. It contains no statistics.
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