|
|
 |
|
|
The George Telegraph Training
Institute is a pioneer in technical education and vocational training in Eastern
India. Established in 16 the May, 1920 the Institute, has been imparting quality
education and helping the unemployed youth to become financially independent.
The Institute, armed with the best faculty, modern updated training equipments &
technology, through its 44 centres spread across Eastern India, is the largest
and the best of its kind.
The George Telegraph Training Institute offers a wide range of technical courses
to the mass of students, who are of average or below average merit and they are
gifted with a career after successful completion of their respective courses. |
| Objectives |
 |
To alleviate the unemployment problem by
providing job oriented education to the requirements of the Indian industry. |
|
To empower the youth of average merit by training them
towards a successful career. |
|
To maintain the relevance of each course by continuous
interaction with the industry. |
|
To provide vocational training specific to the skill and
interest levels of each student. |
|
To strive for quality education by creating a dedicated and
skilled team of faculty. |
|
To create an interactive learning environment by continuous
teacher and student feedback. |
|
To continuously evolve a system of maximising training at
minimum cost. |
|
To reach out to those who need employment most by opening
centers in non-metropolitan areas. |
|
| Heritage |
| George Telegraph has the heritage
of being recognized as a center of excellence by diverse bodies such as the
British Army, the British Railway Board, Ministry of communications, Government
of India, Department of Labour, Government of India, Railway Board, New Delhi,
maritime authorities and various chambers of commerce. |
|
The only Institute in India and Myanmar selected
by the Government of India for training of British Non-Commissioned Officers and
men of the British Army throughout India and Myanmar. |
|
One of only three organisations in India to function as an
Examination Centre for Proficiency, First and Second Class, COP/ROGC/REG/RT(R)
/RITM (Maritime) conducted by the Ministry of Communications, Department of
Telecommunication, Government of India. |
|
Selected by Department of Labour, Government of India, as a
Civil-Military training centre. |
|
Recognised by Railway Board, New Delhi, as a training centre
for Railway Employees in Wireless of India. |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|