Abstract :In The Contemporary Era Of The Fourth Industrial Revolution (Industry 4.0), The Automotive Sector Is Undergoing A Seismic Shift Driven By Electrification, Digitalization, And Automation. This Project Explores The Critical Dynamics Of Upskilling And Reskilling Within Tata Motors, Evaluating How The Organization Navigates The Widening Skill Gap To Maintain Its Competitive Edge In The Global Market. The Primary Objective Of This Research Is To Identify The Prevailing Trends In Employee Development Strategies And To Assess The Effectiveness Of The "New Age Capability Building" Initiatives Implemented By Tata Motors Between 2023 And 2025. The Study Delves Into How The Company Transitions Its Workforce From Traditional Internal Combustion Engine (ICE) Expertise To Competencies In Electric Vehicles (EV), Artificial Intelligence (AI), And Data Analytics. The Research Utilizes A Descriptive And Analytical Research Design, Employing A Sample Size Of 100 Employees Across Various Functional Departments At Tata Motors. Data Collection Was Facilitated Through Structured Questionnaires And Secondary Sources, Including Annual HR Reports And Industry White Papers. The Analysis Focuses On Key Metrics Such As Employee Engagement In Digital Learning Platforms, The ROI Of Technical Training Programs, And The Psychological Readiness Of The Workforce To Embrace Continuous Learning. Key Findings Indicate That While Tata Motors Has Successfully Institutionalized A "Learning Culture" Through Platforms Like TMSkills, There Remains A Significant Challenge In Balancing The Speed Of Technological Evolution With The Pace Of Human Adaptability. The Study Highlights A High Demand For Soft Skills—such As Cognitive Flexibility And Emotional Intelligence—alongside Technical Upskilling. The Project Concludes With Strategic Recommendations For The HR Department, Emphasizing The Integration Of Micro-learning Modules And Gamification To Enhance Learner Retention. This Study Serves As A Vital Blueprint For Understanding How Legacy Automotive Giants Can Transform Their Human Capital Into A Future-ready Workforce, Aligning Individual Career Growth With Organizational Excellence. |
Published:04-8-2026 Issue:Vol. 26 No. 8 (2026) Page Nos:316 - 330 Section:Articles License:This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License. How to CiteROSHNI GAUTAM , DR. J SUNDAR, A STUDY ON UPSKILLING & RESKILLING TRENDS , 2026, International Journal of Engineering Sciences and Advanced Technology, 26(8), Page 316 - 330, ISSN No: 2250-3676. |