Voice of the Sector

“The Training i received under Skilling Reskilling and Upskilling program of HCSSC has been truly transformative. I have learnt the new and innovative designs of the carpet weaving which will help my fellow weavers in the community to make new designs and increase the sale of our traditional art. ”

“My name is Nungshirenba and I have been making bamboo and cane trays for many years now. Although we can make it everyday, we cannot always sell them in our market but through Skill India training program, I came to know that we can export them in bulk . I am very happy to be able to find new markets out side Nagaland ”

“I am Huzaif Shabir, an artisan who undertook Skilling Reskilling and Upskilling program at Maharashtra organized by Handicrafts and Carpet Sector Skill Council. Learning new and innovative designs of carpets has helped me a lot to grow my career as an Entrepreneur. ”

“I am a 10+2 qualified trainee, heard about the special Pilot Project through a friend who attended the mobilization campaign of Namda craft training. I decided to join because the training was promised to be proper and requisite, and free of cost. I found the training to be lucid and totally relevant to my domain skill. I strongly praise the trainers for the fluency and teaching methods, noting how they cleared every doubt with proper and relevant examples, making the experience superior to conventional education.”

“Shahzada Bano, a 10+2 qualified individual, discovered an exciting opportunity through a friend who participated in a campaign organized by Srinagar Carpet Training & Marketing Center Pvt. Ltd. The government of India, under the Pradhan Mantri Kaushal Vikas Yojana (PMKVY), had launched a special Pilot Project for Namda craft makers, providing free and comprehensive training. Intrigued by the prospects, Shahzada made the decision to join the training program. This training, Shahzada notes, was a departure from traditional educational approaches, offering a unique and immersive learning experience that equipped her with valuable skills for a career in Namda craft making.”