Our Impact

Our Impact

Skill Building

Chinmoy Foundation Vocational Training Program

We Mainstream the Differently-Abled

Why Vocational Training and Placement Support?

To ensure financial independence among the youth with disabilities, Chinmoy Foundation Educational Trust provides Free of Cost 3 months vocational training and placement support.

How does the Skill-Building center work?

Chinmoy Foundation Skill-building center prepares skilled resources and provide them employment opportunity with the support of Equal Opportunity Employers. The training program comprises three components namely Basic Skill Building, Sector-Specific Training, and Pre Employment Module prepares trainees for employment opportunities in Retail, IT, Hospitality, Banking, E-Commerce, Health care, and manufacturing sectors.

Skill Development Training Schedule:-

3 Months Training Program Componentof Training Schedule Sub-Components Duration
Orientation to Sarthak 2 Days
Basic Skill Building Basic Computers 1.5 Month
Basic English/Communication Skills
Basic Life Skills/Soft Skills Development
Sector Specific Training IT 1 Month
Retail
Hospitality
Pre-Employment Training Resume Writing/Mock Interview sessions 7 Days
Placement/On the Job Training   6 Days

Web Development Training Schedule:-

3 Months Training Program Component of Training Schedule Sub-Components
Orientation to Sarthak
Basic Skill Building Basic Computers
Basic English/Communication Skills
Basic Life Skills/Soft Skills Development
Web Development Training Concepts of Designing
CSS
HTML
Boot Strap
JavaScript
jQuery
PHP
Pre-Employment Training Resume Writing/Mock Interview sessions
Placement/On the Job Training  

What is the impact, so far?

Through our 19 centers across India, 13000 and 16000 PwDs have been provided skill-building and placement support respectively

What’s next?

  • Scaling up skill development and employment support facilities through the Partnership model.
  • Providing diverse training curriculum and inclusion of the Self Employment Training program, so as to serve the needs of a larger number of beneficiaries.