ICT Mumbai & Mentogram to Launch Textile Skill Courses

The Institute of Chemical Technology (ICT), Mumbai, through its Department of Fibres & Textile Processing Technology, has partnered with Singapore-based ed-tech company Mentogram to launch a series of short-term, industry-specific courses. These programs aim to address the evolving skill requirements within the textile sector by offering practical and application-focused learning.
This strategic collaboration will combine ICT Mumbai’s academic reputation and industry ties with Mentogram’s digital learning capabilities to co-develop and deliver impactful educational programs. The courses are specifically designed for working professionals, new engineers, and those entering the textile industry, focusing on immediate applicability in real-world scenarios.
Prof Parag Gogate, Dean of Academic Programs, and Prof Ashok Athalye, Head of the Department, remarked, “We are delighted to partner with Mentogram to expand the reach and impact of our academic resources. These short-term programs will help upskill the current workforce and prepare the next generation of textile professionals for emerging industry challenges.”
Dr Hasit Dangi, Founder & CEO of Mentogram India and Co-founder of Mentogram Singapore, stated, “ICT Mumbai is a globally respected institution, and this collaboration aligns with our mission to empower learners with practical skills and knowledge that directly enhance industry performance. Together, we will co-create agile, scalable, and impactful learning experiences.”
The upcoming programs will cover key areas such as sustainable textile processing, advanced fibre technology, innovation management, and the integration of digital tools in textile manufacturing. Courses will be led by ICT professors and experienced textile professionals, delivering a blend of academic rigor and industry relevance.
This initiative reflects a broader vision to strengthen the academia-industry link and embrace future-ready educational platforms, helping textile professionals stay ahead in a rapidly transforming global market.