Chapter 1 | Introduction:
Industrial training is a part of technical education. A short term industrial training at the course is really essential & very fruitful. One cans what he has learnt in the institute with what is being done in the factory during training. What are the similarity & dissimilarity between institutional & industrial working techniques & procedures in every unit operation of footwear manufacturing?
In the institutional education, there are some rules & regulations & limitations too under those the teachers teaches the student & he\she may not provide a plenty of material & accessories to the students for practical purpose, e.g. leather is not usually supplied during the period of learning expect final practical examination & project work. But in the factory everything is being done with leather, to differentiate among different types & quality of leather. One can be up to date with a variety of accessories and other novelty material and can also create a chance to be a recruited in the factory.
As our course B.sc in footwear engineering is a practical oriented course, industrial training is so much effective for our course. Leather products have both functional & decorative appeal. For the production of quality footwear, proper concentration, proper management system, proper quality control & accuracy is must needed in every department such as product development, cutting department, components department, sewing department & finally lasting & finish department. These knowledge can be acquired by industrial training.

1.1 INDUSTRIAL TRAINING
Footwear engineering is a practical based subject. A good technologist must have sufficient practical knowledge. The goal of 60 days industrial training is to make a student industrially skilled and raise his professionalism.
Decathlon have practice Footwear manufacture in small basis but the