At Rao Charitable Trust (RCT), we are committed to empowering individuals, especially youth and women, with skills that lead to sustainable livelihoods. Our Vocational Training Programs are designed to equip participants with industry-relevant expertise, enabling them to secure jobs, start businesses, and uplift their families.

» Key Features of the Vocational Training Program

1. Skill Development in Demand-Driven Trades
Training in high-demand fields such as masonry, carpentry, plumbing, electrical work, computer hardware, and mobile repair.
Practical, hands-on learning combined with theoretical knowledge to prepare participants for real-world challenges.

2. Focus on Youth Employability
Special focus on unemployed rural and urban youth from underprivileged backgrounds.
Courses designed to match market needs, ensuring employability and income enhancement.
Over 100 youth have already benefited from training in viable trades in Khammam district.

3. Women Empowerment through Skills
Recognizing the transformative role of women in society, RCT provides specialized training in non-traditional trades like plumbing and electrical work.
Empowering women to become financially independent and contribute to their families' income.

4. Job Placement Support
Post-training job placement assistance in sectors with high demand, such as construction and repair services.
Collaboration with local industries and businesses to connect skilled individuals with employment opportunities.

5. Promoting Entrepreneurship
Guidance and support for trainees to set up their own businesses, fostering self-reliance and economic stability.
Participants are encouraged to become job creators in their communities.

» Impact

• Trained over 2,000 individuals in various trades, increasing their incomes by 10-30%.
• Created employment opportunities in sectors with high local demand, such as housing projects and repair services.
• Empowered women to take on roles traditionally dominated by men, fostering gender equality.

» Why Vocational Training Matters

Economic Growth: Skilled workers contribute to community and national development.
Poverty Alleviation: Vocational skills offer a sustainable way out of poverty for marginalized communities.
Self-Reliance: Participants gain the confidence and ability to support themselves and their families.