I Bhavini Parikh with academic supporter Ms. Raju Bhatia are working towards providing vocational skill training in the textile sector Which can transform the future of our children and youth.
According to national education policy 2020- More focus on vocational studies at the school level. Every child to learn at least one vocation and be exposed to several more. ... Similar internship opportunities to learn vocational subjects to students throughout Grades 6-12, including internships.
To develop an economically stable ATMANIRBHAR GENERATION through Vocational Training and Skill Development (ex: Dyeing, printing, stitching, embroidery ) and Entrepreneurship. Start them young at the school level.
“To facilitate the vocational training in the textile field ex dyeing, printing embroidery, etc depending on the needs of the school in urban as well as in villages. we will prepare students educationally, technically, and socially in vocational skill in the field of textile according to each student’s needs, to become productive citizens.”.
The Textile sector has the second-largest share of employment after agriculture. With technological modernization is the key to high industrial growth.
- To Preserve and Promote the Traditional Arts and Crafts in textile of India, with the Focus on Research, Technical Training, and Product Development to meet the Global Standards & Heritage Craft Sustainability, an optional opportunity for entrepreneurship development .
- This skill acquire student will help to promote art and talent in his own innovative ways which will help to enhance the future of country .
- To challenge and enrich the vocational skill education of future entrepreneur, scientist, researcher.
- We trained and provide work to women to self-sustain and earn their lively hood from home while taking care of their children and aged parents.
- Our training is going on in Karjat in 3 villages were 50 women we are training and providing work.
- Our patchwork is going on in Gujarat villages.
