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Training, based on the German Dual System of practical and theoretical learning, has been one of the key roles and services of the German Chambers of Industry and Commerce abroad. To extend this service to member companies in India and to provide them with a common management training platform, the IGCC established the Indo-German Training Centre (IGTC), Mumbai in 1991.
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The Indo-German Training Centre is centrally located in the heart of the city, which makes it easily accessible for the student community and enables close collaboration with the local organisations. The classrooms are fully air-conditioned, wi-fi enabled with modern training facilities. Spacious classrooms, equipped with audio visual aids provide the right ambience for the faculty and the students to nurture their teaching-learning process. A well-equipped in-house library provides the necessary knowledge resources. IGTC shares a common vision under the aegis of the Chamber.
About IGCC
Established in 1956 and registered under Section 25 of the Companies’ Act 1956, the Indo-German Chamber of Commerce (IGCC) is a non-profit organization. It is the largest German Bi-National Chamber (AHK) abroad and the largest Chamber of Commerce in India with more than 4500 member companies across diverse sectors. It is a part of the Association of German Chambers of Commerce and Industry (DIHK) located in Berlin, Germany and the worldwide network of 130 Chamber offices in 90 countries. Headquartered in Mumbai, the IGCC has 6 other offices in New Delhi, Chennai, Kolkata, Bengaluru, Pune and Düsseldorf, Germany, and 17 honorary representatives in smaller towns and cities in India to facilitate better business contacts among Indian and German companies.
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IGTC Milestone
Formation of the Alumni Catalysts Group to steer Alumni Initiatives
Launch of IGTC Reconnect: Our Exclusive Alumni Mobile App
Launch of 1st All India Executive Business Management Programme
IGTC’s highly customized digital dashboard “Access@IGTC” was developed by Autuskey Technology Development Pvt. Ltd., connecting all IGTC stakeholders.
IGTC signed a MoU with DHBW (CAS), Heilbronn for a Master Program in Business Management.
The Indo-German HR Forum launched ‘Horizon Redefined’ – an HR Capability Building Initiative.
IGTC hits a century with 100 students inducted into the PGPBA Batch 2017–2019.
IGTC celebrates its 25th Anniversary, Alumni Reunion and Homecoming.
Based on growing requirements of partnering organisations, IGTC Mumbai doubles capacity to 80 trainees.
IGTC makes a foray into Pune with its One Year EBMP; first batch consists of 46 managers sponsored by 13 organisations.
Sarjak Parekh and Shashank Chandrasekharan are selected for ‘Make-it-in-Germany’ (BMWi).
“Business Environment Germany” – student exchange programme hosted by DHBW, Karlsruhe for 26 IGTC students.
Vivek Komath from IGTC is selected as the first “CAReer Trainee” from India by Mercedes-Benz India Pvt. Ltd.
1000th trainee Dhanyashree Thykatil graduates and receives a special plaque from H.E. Ambassador Michael Steiner.
The Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF), Germany awards a Certificate of Recognition to IGTC student Ashwin Jayaraman.
“Business Environment India” – student exchange programme hosted for 23 DHBW students.
President Reinhold R. Geilsdörfer and senior representatives of various DHBW campuses visit IGTC.
IGTC participates at the Indo-German Urban Mela with a symposium on “Exploring Infinite Opportunities in German Organisations”.
A customized Executive Business Management Programme is launched for 26 managers of Clariant Chemicals India Pvt. Ltd. (repeated in 2013).

Collaboration for student exchange programme is formalised with DHBW, Karlsruhe.

BASF Group enhances curriculum with a Seminar Series on Corporate Governance and Business Ethics.

Bayer Group launches merit-based scholarship programme “Championing Success”.

Indo-German HR Partner Forum is initiated to collaborate and benchmark best HR practices among organisations.

One-Year Executive Business Management Programme is launched.

Goethe Institut / Max Mueller Bhavan alliance for German language scholarship in Germany (Dr. Günter Krüger Award winner).

IGTC Kolkata is inaugurated by H.E. Ambassador Thomas Matussek.

IGTC Bangalore is inaugurated by Otto Kentzler, President, ZDH.

Dr. Martin Wansleben (DIHK) and Dr. Juergen Moellering (DIHK) visit IGTC.

IGTC Chennai is inaugurated by L. S. Ganesh, IIT Chennai.

H.E. Ambassador Heimo Richter presents the first Dr. Günter Krüger Award for Excellence to Jaykumar Waghela.

Dr. Günter Krüger Award for Excellence is instituted.

Programme milestones during 1996–2003.

“Menace” / “The Management Rat Race” (Harvard Business Game) is introduced by Siemens Ltd.

H.E. K. S. Rana awards certificates at the Convocation Ceremony of 1st IGTC Batch 1991–1993.

Goethe Institut / Max Mueller Bhavan joins hands with IGTC.

Volker C. Ihle, IGTC Director with the first batch of 22 trainees.

H.E. Dr. H.G. Wieck and H.E. C. Subramaniam light the inaugural lamp.
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