Vocational Education and Training (VET)

VET consists basically of practical courses through which one gains skills and experience directly linked to a career in future. It helps students to be skilled and in turn, offers better employment opportunities.

Vocational, or skills-based, education is becoming more and more important today, with many employers expecting new employees to have all the practical skills they need to start work and also for those who have to support their families immediately after senior secondary education. Vocational courses are typically more practical and skills-based than academic degrees, but they are often taught at universities as well as colleges and technical institutes. Vocational Education and Training (VET) is an important element of the nation’s education initiative.

Vocational education has to be viewed from different multi-layered practices. One is of course the hands on training component. The other is employment generation and sustainability.

At present, we focus on the following VET. We have established Sarah Institute for this purpose. By the year 2021, over 8,500 boys and girls have completed VET Courses and they are earning a good living.

1. Training as Fashion Designer and Tailor
2. Training as an AC Technician
3. Training as an Auto Mobile Driver
4. Training as an Electrician
5. Training as a Plumber
6. Training as a Motor Mechanic
7. Training as a Medical/Lab technician
8. Training as a Computer Technician
9. Training as Dental Technician
10. Training as Tax Preparer

Youth (Boys & Girls) Benefited: Over 8,500

Sponsor a Youth for VET Course: $40/Person/Course8