About Us

What we do

In the year 2010 we developed a unique concept of collaborative technical and vocational course especially for students with low literacy and low income groups. Our programmes focus on educating students in classrooms and providing practical experience in Industries, thus empowering them knowledge and skills which would qualify them both academically and with hands-on skills to make them employable in industries.

This innovative training scheme has offered more than 6500 students in a span of 8 years, an opportunity to get trained and certified in high technology areas in a very cost-effective way. These courses have a flexible system that allows students to accumulate both their knowledge and skills and convert them into certificate, advanced certificate, diploma and degree through in a phased manner.

The mandate of these schemes is to make early drop outs employable without putting any financial burden on them. While initiating, the emphasis was to have a demand driven short term programs including easily understood core employability skills and competency standards.

Theory part is imparted and monitored by the Institute whereas Industry Partner is entrusted with the responsibility of providing support to students in putting what students have learnt in the classroom to practical use on the shop floor. Direct exposure to students in Industries is leading to high employability and thus providing a common platform for collaboration amongst Institute, Industry and students.

Companies like Ashok Leyland, Maruti Suzuki India Ltd, Tata Motors, TVS Group along with their vendors are showing genuine interest in these courses by having direct involvement in training these students.  These companies provide on-the-job training to students with a good stipend which acts as a powerful motivation for students to take up these courses without any financial liability. This is also creating a choice and competition among industries ultimately benefitting students with improved employability.

We take this opportunity to underline the importance of these courses in terms of their significant contribution to further development of technical and vocational education and their potential in offering employment opportunities to youths of today.