VOCATIONAL EDUCATION AND TRAINING

Pt. Ravishankar Shukla University, Raipur signed an MOU with TATA Institute of Social

Sciences, Mumbai in the year 2013. The purpose of the MOU was to increase the

employability and making students enable to be effective contributors to the nation’s growth

and development. Shri Shankaracharya Mahavidyalaya, Bhilai became an active member of

the programme and also the training centre of the pilot project for three years. The

programme was started by the Ministry of Youth Affairs, Government of India, Office of the

Advisor to the Prime Minister on Skill Development and Tata Institute of Social Sciences.

The programme National University Student’s Skill Development (NUSSD) is a vocational

skill development scheme for youth in the higher education system.

The concept was to run the pilot project for three years by partnering with APM office and

TISS. The idea was to enable the youth enrolled for NSS also to acquire skills that would

give them a diploma which covered all young people in the university to enhance their skills

with the graduate degree in their chosen discipline. The NUSSD was started in the academic

year 2013 in 11 universities for 3 years. The activities of NSS were allocated 120 hours each

for 2 starting years. Also, it was decided that on the succession of Phase I and Phase II the

third phase will be launched for the enrolled students. It was a check project to increase the

employability skill of the students.

The main purpose of the programme was to impart employment enhancing skills of students

enrolled in a degree programme at the university and affiliated colleges through the NUSSD.

The skill development program was aimed at fostering inner potential in students, stimulate

their critical thinking and increase their skills. The objective of the course is clear; significant

growth in the employability of students in the university and affiliated colleges of the

NUSSD scheme, accredit students in Vocational Education in addition to the university

graduate degree.

The NUSSD Vocational Education courses were designed on an integrated framework that

pedagogically links academic course content, skill training and application for well-being

educational experience. In addition to the Vocational education the courses also fostered

inner capacities of students, inculcating within them values of civic responsibility; and build

their competencies to work effectively in complex, inter-related environments. The areas in

which the enrolled students gained knowledge were:

Vocational Education: Foundation Skills (Phase I) – for all students enrolled

1. English Communication

2. Youth Leadership & People Skills

3. Legal Literacy

4. Financial Literacy

5. Digital Literacy

6. Working with Communities (leading to a field practicum)

Vocation Education in Domain (Phase II) – students can choose any one or two inter-

related skill areas in their second and third years of graduation.

1. Entrepreneurship

2. Entrepreneurship with specialization in Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) or Media

and Entertainment or Agriculture or Travel and Tourism or Healthcare etc.

3. Agriculture (Agri – Allied Services and Animal Husbandry, Agri Business Management)

4. Financial Management and Services

5. Healthcare (Healthcare Services Management, Physician Assistant)

6. Travel and Tourism

7. Media and Entertainment

8. HR and Sales

9. Industrial Safety

10. Construction Management

The trainers were from the expert level identified by the TISS of the respective domain;

academia, industry, government, autonomous bodies and civil society to deliver course

modules including lectures, tutorials and fieldwork. Enrollment of the teachers and trainers

was done for each of the domain areas. The teachers and trainers working or retired from the

fields served for NUSSD programme. NGOs and support agencies, industries and businesses

were identified and enrolled to facilitate fieldwork.

TISS approved Certificate and Diploma co-branded with industry/ academic partner were

also awarded to students. The purpose behind the Certificate and Diploma were to add an

extra plus with the normal graduation degree; thus increasing the employability of the

students. The certificates were approved by the academic council of the TISS in all courses

which encouraged students in their respective field.

OUTCOME:

The target was to enable students to gain certification at the end of Phase I and a Diploma at

the end of Phase II in the respective domain. The number of students enrolled was determined

by the University and selected colleges:

1. More than 50000 skilled graduates as transformational leaders in the Pilot Phase; and

considerably expanded to cover all colleges.

2. The cutting-edge curriculum helped to develop capability, personality, confidence and

thus employability of young graduates in arts, science, commerce, humanities and

social sciences (80% of all students in the university system).

3. All modules were available in print at the end of the Phase I.

4. Also, skilled trainers available at the regional and professional front.

5. The universities also made a sustainable impact on the employability of the young

graduates.

SHRI SHNAKARACHARYA MAHAVIDYALAYA JUNWANI, BHILAI ANNUAL REPORT

ACTIVITIES: NUSSD-TISS

In the session 2015-16, 2017-18 & session 2018-19, more than 75 students from the college enrolled in NUSSD, TISS. The programme was not only successful but highly informational for the students. They learned various aspects of the society and life besides the job prospects. The glimpses of various activities organised by the NUSSD, TISS are as under:

CHILDREN DAY

On 14th

November, students enrolled with NUSSD programme celebrated National

Children’s Day with the students of Government School at the village Khapri. NUSSD

students organized different activities for the school students: learning with fun, chat making,

group activities were few of them.

SWACHCH BHARAT ABHIYAN: SURVEY OF THE VILLAGE KHAPRI

The NUSSD team of the college visited the adopted village Khapri on a survey. The team

members met the villagers and spread the message of Swachch Bharat Abhiyan. There were

NUSSD students of three colleges in the survey. Students trained villagers about the basic

hygiene and the cleanliness they, on the other hand, learned ethics and principles from the

villagers. Students also learned about equality, co-operation and team work from the

villagers.

VISIT TO SARAS MELA:

On 16th and 17th December 2017, students of the college enrolled with NUSSD, TISS visited

the Saras Mela organized by the district Panchayat department, Durg in support with the

Ministry of Rural Development, Government of India. Students met the Self-Help Groups

(SHG) and learned about the formation of SHGs and the difficulties faced by them. They also

explored some possible solutions for the SHGs.

Venue: Saras Mela, Beside Bhilai Hotel, near Jayanti Stadium Civic Centre, Bhilai

VISIT TO THE SOUND RECORDING STUDIOS:

Under the Digital Literacy course of NUSSD, TISS, students visited the recording studio in

May 2017. Students explored about the technicalities behind the sound recording and the also

met the people involved behind the sound effect in a clip. A small introduction-cum-lecture

was presented by Mr Benny Paul in which he explained about the journey that the sound

recording has covered from past many decades. The information was not useful but was an

eye-opening for the students. Students also tried their hand at recording and editing a song at

the recording studio. The was fun and helped students to know the other field of employment

than the conventional ones.

SURVEY OF THE SLUMS AT SHAHID VIR NARAYAN SINGH NAGAR, BHILAI ON

OPEN DEFECATION

A team of NUSSD, TISS students of SSMV, surveyed the slums of the Shahid Vir Narayan

Singh Nagar, Bhilai. Under the Swachch Bharat Abhiyan, NUSSD team informed slum

people about the hazards of open defecation. They also described about various schemes the

government of India has started to stop open defecation, like; building toilets both at home

and at nearby places and funds that the government provide to build toilets. Students also

informed people about the proper sanitation system and the advantages of maintaining

hygiene.

SKILL DEVELOPMENT TRAINING PROGRAMME CONDUCTED BY SHRI

SHANKARACHARYA MAHAVIDYALAYA JUNWANI, BHILAI (C.G.)

Our College (Shri Shankaracharya Mahavidyalaya Junwani, Bhilai) in collaboration with

Rajiv Gandhi National Institute of Youth Development & ICT Academy of Tamil Nadu signs

MoU for “Employability Skills Training “for graduating SC / ST students. The training is for

the Arts, Science and Commerce students. The objective is to get the students ready for

employment and create employment opportunities. The training is to be conducted for 1000

SC / ST students across the Country. We got the privilege to start the programme First in

whole India with a pool of 40 students from 20 February 2016 to 16 March 2016 for

Certificate Course in Banking, Financial & Insurance Sector (BFSI).

Employability Skill Development Training Programme in

Banking Financial & Insurance Sector(BFSI) by

RGNIYD & ICTACT, Govt. of Tamilnadu for SC/ST

Students

STUDENT DETAIL GIST OF BFSI BATCH 2016 FOR THE FINAL

ONLINE ASSESSMENT ON 21-03-2016

S. No. Name of the Candidate Class Name of the institute Contact no.

1. Aarti Ekka M.Com. II S.S.M.V., Junwani- Bhilai 9406320137

2. Akansha Kolhe M.Com. II Seth R.C.S. college, Durg 7879852903

3. Amit Thakur B.Com. III S.S.M.V., Junwani- Bhilai 8109852026

4. Anjali Bhagat M.Com. II S.S.M.V., Junwani- Bhilai 8966098592

5. Ashish Kumar M.Com. II S.S.M.V., Junwani- Bhilai 9109708740

6. Bhupendra Kumar B.Com. III S.S.M.V., Junwani- Bhilai 9691337464

7. Dhaneshwari M.Com. II B.M.M., Sector 09-Bhilai 8602486314

8. Dineshwari Thakur M.Com. IV S.S.M.V., Junwani- Bhilai 8889300873

9. Harbhinder Singh M.Com. IV S.S.M.V., Junwani- Bhilai 8109662224

10. Hitesh Kumar Ajgalle B.Com. III S.S.M.V., Junwani- Bhilai 8305058073

11. Jai Bhim Bangrey B.Com. III S.S.M.V., Junwani- Bhilai 9179020880

12. Kamesh Potai M.Com. II S.S.M.V., Junwani- Bhilai 9406304397

13. Kanchnish Toppo M.Com. II S.S.M.V., Junwani- Bhilai 9584580310

14. Kulwant Xalxo M.Com. II S.S.M.V., Junwani- Bhilai 7415223729

15. Leena Kumari M.Com. II S.S.M.V., Junwani- Bhilai 7879897940

16. M Ermiya M.Com. IV S.S.M.V., Junwani- Bhilai 8516023953

17. Manisha M.Com. IV B.M.M., Sector 09-Bhilai 9009982137

18. Mayank Meshram B.Com. III S.S.M.V., Junwani- Bhilai 9685291291

19. Namrata Kanwar M.Com. IV S.S.M.V., Junwani- Bhilai 7898975833

20. Nikita Meshram B.B.A. VI S.S.M.V., Junwani- Bhilai 8103811252

21. P J Ratna Kumar MBA ----- 9993626664

22. Pallavi Bhivgade B.B.A. VI S.S.M.V., Junwani- Bhilai 8085845867

23. Poornima Bhardwaj M.Com. IV S.S.M.V., Junwani- Bhilai 8821963553

24. Pramod Kumar M.Com. IV S.S.M.V., Junwani- Bhilai 8982401214

25. Priya M.Com. II S.S.M.V., Junwani- Bhilai 9111760588

26. Priyanka Bhoyer M.Com. II S.S.M.V., Junwani- Bhilai 7582996299

27. Priyanka Gandharw M.Com. II B.M.M., Sector 09-Bhilai 7693904393

28. Priyanka Kori M.Com. IV S.S.M.V., Junwani- Bhilai 8962941175

29. Renuka M.Com. II S.S.M.V., Junwani- Bhilai 8359913892

30. Roshan Kujur M.Com. II S.S.M.V., Junwani- Bhilai 7879078550

31. Sanjay Kumar B.A. III ----- 8305956689

32. Satyabhama Durga M.Com. IV B.M.M., Sector 09-Bhilai 9770635568

33. Sudha Bandhaw M.Com. II B.M.M., Sector 09-Bhilai 8878107275

34. Suraj Kumar B.Com. III S.S.M.V., Junwani- Bhilai 8109898506

35. Susmita M.Com. II S.S.M.V., Junwani- Bhilai 7803052640

36. Toman Lal B.B.A. VI S.S.M.V., Junwani- Bhilai 9617828683

37. Veerendra Netam M.Com. IV S.S.M.V., Junwani- Bhilai 9685212916

38. Vipin Fuley M.Com. II S.S.M.V., Junwani- Bhilai 8982588765

39. Vishal Minj M.Com. IV S.S.M.V., Junwani- Bhilai 7354552893

40. Yogita Pisda M.Com. IV S.S.M.V., Junwani- Bhilai 7723041368

ICTACT

NATIONAL LEVEL YOUTH ENTREPRENEURSHIP DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM

In ssmv 05 days training program of National level youth entrepreneurship development

programme was conducted for student of management (BBA) in collaboration with Rajiv

Gandhi National Institute of Youth Development, Government of India and ICT Academy of

Tamil Nadu during the year 2015-2016. 40 student of BBA participated in this training

program .Main object of the program was to enable the student of development as innovators

and entrepreneurs.