Vocational Training & Skill Development
Tamas Society works to help underserved youth and adults develop practical skills that can improve their employment and livelihood opportunities.
The programme focuses on skill enhancement linked to market requirements, helping bridge the gap between available opportunities and job-ready skills.
Who We Support
Our livelihood initiatives are designed to support people from underserved communities, including:
- Youth and adolescents
- Students
- Households and women seeking livelihood opportunities
- Unemployed and underemployed individuals
- People from economically disadvantaged backgrounds
Skills & Training
Training areas have included:
Computer & Digital Skills
- Computer applications
- Financial accounting
- Desktop publishing
- MS Office
- Internet skills
- Computer hardware & networking
Employment Readiness
- Proficiency in English
- Soft skills
- Interview preparation
- Workplace readiness
Skill Development & Self-Employment
- Tailoring
- Mobile repairing
- BPO-related skills
- Retail-related skills
- Other need-based short-term certification courses
From Skills to Opportunity
Tamas Society’s livelihood approach aims to equip participants with practical knowledge and skills that can improve their prospects for employment, self-employment and greater economic independence.
Where programme arrangements permit, training can also be connected with job assistance and placement support.
Our Commitment
We believe that sustainable livelihood begins with opportunity, relevant skills and confidence.
Through skill development and employment-oriented training, Tamas Society seeks to help people build capabilities that can contribute to stronger livelihoods for themselves and their families.
Get Involved
Support Skills. Create Opportunities.
Your support can help create access to education, skills and livelihood opportunities for people from underserved communities.