employability

The Digital Marketing Apprenticeship Program by The Better India can help you learn what is digital marketing, how to be a digital marketing expert and make you eligible for high paying jobs.

The Better India’s Employability Program, in association with ‘Belong.education,’ is an attempt to bridge the gap between the education provided by colleges and the skills required by companies.

Hyderabad, Mumbai and Pune are the next three preferences for work-cities for women. According to experts, the preference of cities is also influenced by the level of safety measures observed by the companies.

For many women working as helpers and/or cooks in urban households, skill development can go a long way towards improving their employability and prospects. Rupa, one such woman, decided to help her fellow workers by organising a cooking workshop to train them in different cuisines.

Intervention by government and private agencies is heralding socio-cultural change in the hinterlands of Odisha. A look at how awareness building and training initiatives are changing the lives of girls and young women in the area.

In 2006 ETASHA Society was borne out of the belief that it is very important to help young people in developing new skills, by giving them access to relevant vocational training and connecting them with employers. The NGO has played a great role in enabling the youth to take control of their own careers and lives, and to help their families break out of the cycle of poverty.

Literacy rate in India might be cited at around 74% (in 2011), but the ground reality is that even among the so-called educated youth, 'employability' remains a key challenge. The main reasons behind this are a lack of communications and other finer skills. This is an important gap that needs to be bridged, and we bring to you an organization in Bangalore committed to doing this from the past several years, with great success.