Capacity building programme for vocational trainees held in Madurai
A capacity building programme for vocational trainees was held in Madurai, organized by Jan Shikshan Sansthan and TVS Community College. The event celebrated the training of 1,792 candidates in various vocational trades, focusing on youth and women from rural areas. Rajya Sabha MP Christopher Tilak emphasized the importance of skill development and encouraged trainees to become self-reliant entrepreneurs.
- ▪The programme took place at the Gandhi Museum in Madurai.
- ▪1,792 candidates were trained in vocational skills during 2025.
- ▪Around 180 trainees participated in the event and received certificates.
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The Jan Shikshan Sansthan under the Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship, jointly with TVS Community College, organised a capacity building programme for trainees of vocational skill training at the Gandhi Museum.According to a press release issued here on Thursday, during 2025, the Jan Shikshan Sansthan had trained 1,792 candidates in various vocational trades across Madurai district, particularly benefiting youth and women from rural areas.To commemorate this achievement, a special programme was organised on the theme “Tamil Nadu – pathway to employment and economic progress.”Rajya Sabha MP Christopher Tilak was the chief guest and in his speech, he emphasised the importance of skill development for youth and women and highlighted how small entrepreneurs contribute…
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