About George Telegraph Training Institute

Since its inception in 1920, the George Telegraph Training Institute has been devoted to empowering youth through vocational trades training. The Institute quickly established a formidable reputation as a pioneer in the field, and numerous authorities, including the British Army, Indian Defence Forces, Maritime Authorities, and the British Railway Board, recognized its superior training.

It has developed standardized syllabi and a methodology based on its extensive experience in vocational education that are structured but flexible enough to adapt to the shifting requirements of industries. The Institute is proud of its highly qualified teaching staff, which tirelessly strives to provide students with the best possible education. The students participate in grooming and personality development sessions to prepare them for interviews. In addition, it provides a variety of employment-oriented supplementary English language and personality development training courses so that, upon graduation, students are prepared for employment and confident in their abilities in the chosen field.

The Foundation likewise attempts different worker preparing and appraisal programs for outside associations, inside its grounds or off-grounds, according to request.

More than 25,000 students are currently receiving instruction from the George Telegraph Training Institute at more than 50 locations in West Bengal, Agartala, Assam, and Odisha. In Kolkata, the Main Centre can be found at 136, B. B. Ganguly Street. The expansion is being done with the intention of delivering the unique vocational curriculum's benefits to those who are most in need in non-metropolitan areas.

The National Skill Development Corporation (NSDC) has the Institute as a training partner. The Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship of the Government oversees the non-profit NSDC. from India The courses accessible at all focuses are NSDC subsidiary.