Transforming India's Real Estate Workforce: CREDAI Joins Hands with NSDC & QCI

In a significant move aimed at redefining the future of India’s real estate workforce, the Confederation of Real Estate Developers’ Association of India (CREDAI) has signed a transformative Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the National Skill Development Corporation (NSDC) and the Quality Council of India (QCI). This partnership marks a decisive step toward nurturing skilled talent, boosting job opportunities, and aligning construction practices with global standards.

The MoU was signed during CREDAI’s prestigious Change of Guard ceremony held on April 18, where Shekhar G Patel officially took over the reins as the new president for the 2025–27 term.

“Empowering the workforce with industry-relevant skills is paramount to enhancing productivity, improving quality and maintaining global standards,” — Shekhar G Patel, President, CREDAI

Laying the Foundation for a Skilled Real Estate Workforce

This collaboration isn’t just about agreements on paper—it’s about sculpting a sustainable future. CREDAI, along with NSDC and QCI, aims to establish a structured framework to uplift skill development in the construction and real estate sector.

The vision is clear:

• Capacity building through targeted, industry-aligned training programs.
• Worker certification via globally recognized quality assurance standards.
• Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) to validate and empower existing talent.
• Promotion of modern construction methods, including green building techniques that support sustainable urbanization.

This initiative reflects a deeper commitment to creating a future-ready ecosystem, one where talent is not just developed but celebrated.

A Vision for the Future

CREDAI’s Chairman, Boman Irani, reinforced the organization’s broader vision during the event:

“As we move forward, our focus will be on reinforcing CREDAI’s role as a catalyst for innovation and responsible urbanization while upholding the interests of developers and homebuyers alike."

By uniting with NSDC and QCI, CREDAI is not just building homes—it is building futures, reinforcing its pivotal role in the growth of India’s real estate industry.