Vocational Training Centre

Empowering Through Vocational Skills

The Vocational Training Centre (VTC) has been designed for intellectually challenged adults who are 18+ years to help them become self-reliant, productive, and socially integrated individuals.

Through structured, hands-on training, individuals are introduced to a variety of practical skills suited to their abilities and interests. The focus is not only on learning tasks, but also on building confidence, routine, and a sense of responsibility in everyday life.

Our Approach

Skills and Work Training

Adults are taught and engaged in making various products, including:

Office files
Candles
Envelopes
Diyas
Cloth Bags

Communication & Daily Skills Development

Training includes practical life and communication skills:

Improving communication despite speech difficulties.
Learning to write their name and count.
Carrying out daily acts of living independently.
Encouraging confidence to interact with the outside world.

Product Use & Sale

The products made by these student trainees are sold to corporates, contacts, visitors, and, communities through exhibitions.
Sales incentives are shared with these adult students, supporting financial independence.

The Focus

Vocational Training Centres focuses on helping trainees find employment or in-house job work so they can earn their own living, boosting dignity and well-being.

Benefits

Increased self-esteem and pride through earning ability.
Lower dependency on family for support.
Stronger peer relationships at work.
Improved overall happiness and quality of life.

Skills and Work Training

Many trainees have been successfully employed in various companies and are performing at par—even better—than their peers without disabilities.
Some are employed within Spandan itself (e.g., office roles or school bus helper).