Muni Seva Ashram Sanchalit Vocational Training Centre

One of India’s biggest challenges as well as potential advantage is its growing young population. The average age of Indian population will be only 29 years by 2025 and India proposes to produce 500 million skilled workers in this timeframe. Skill development through vocational training is perceived as a major tool to prepare the Indian workforce for paying jobs. Our government has already started many initiatives through its various plans for skill development and livelihood opportunities for people in rural areas and priority is given where jobs disappear because of poor monsoons.Muni Seva Ashram’s Vocational Training Centre is yet another example of Public-Private-Partnership with Development Support Agency of Gujarat Government “To improve socio-economic conditions through increase in net income of tribal families in Gujarat, by providing high-quality employment-oriented / vocational training, soft skills and employment assistance to the tribal youth who cannot pursue college education.”