Course Overview

The Diploma in Basic Rural Technology (DBRT) is a 2-year program recognized by the National Institute of Open Schooling under the Ministry of Human Resource Development. This course focuses on “Learning while doing” and “Multi Skill Training,” making it ideal for youth who aspire to start their own enterprises. It caters to individuals between the ages of 15 and 20.

Course Structure

Year 1: Skill Training

In the first year, students receive full-time training in over 73 different skills across various sectors, including:
• Agriculture
• Engineering
• Energy
• Environment
• Food Processing

Year 2: Industry Placement

The second year involves practical placement in the relevant industry. Students gain real-world experience and have the opportunity to:
• Carry out projects to apply their skills.
• Create assets or wealth to benefit the community.

Key Benefits

• Hands-on Learning: The course’s emphasis on practical training helps students gain valuable hands-on experience.
• Skill Diversification: Training in multiple skills opens up various job opportunities within their villages, reducing the need for migration.
• Entrepreneurial Pathway: The course equips students with the skills to start their own small-scale ventures, using the capital earned during internships.
• Community Development: Projects carried out by students can directly benefit their communities, creating sustainable development and wealth generation.

Ideal Candidates

This course is designed for youth aged 15 to 20 who are interested in:
• Developing practical skills across multiple sectors.
• Starting their own businesses.
• Contributing to their community’s development.
• Gaining a recognized qualification while pursuing entrepreneurial ambitions.

Enrollment Information

For more details on enrollment, course fees, and the application process, please contact our admissions office or visit our website.