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National Education Board For Vocational Training - International SDG

Industrial tours &
Internships program

Link classroom learning to real careers. Industry visits, internships, and follow-up vocational training for students from Class 6 through Class 12 and for college students — an National Education Board For Vocational Training initiative to build career readiness, practical skills, and employer connections.

Students in Industry

Program overview

What we offer

Guided visits to Local companies, MNCs, and PSUs. These tours are designed to expose students to real workplaces, safety protocols, and operational workflows in a single day or half-day session.

Designed for older students (Class 11-12) and college learners. These involve supervised project work ranging from 2 to 6 weeks, providing deep insight into specific job roles.

Hands-on modules that begin after industry visits. These trainings focus on specific technical skills (e.g., coding, mechanics, electronics) to deepen the knowledge gained during tours.

Institutions can apply on behalf of entire batches, clubs, or student groups. We offer customized tour packages and logistics support for schools partnering with us.
Vocational Training

Why it matters?

Informed choices

Industry exposure helps students make informed career choices by observing real-world roles.

Practical skills

We bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical application through structured programs.

Future network

Build networks that support future education and employment opportunities.

Student Voices

Experience The Impact

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Who can apply ?

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    Students

    Class 6 to Class 12 and college students.

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    Parent

    Any parent who has children studying between class 6-12 or college going can apply.

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    Schools

    Can apply on behalf of classes, clubs, or student groups.

Program types by age

Program Age group Duration Outcome Registration
Industry tour Class 6–10 Half day to 1 day Awareness; career mapping
Short internship Class 11–12; College 2–6 weeks Practical experience; certificate
Extended internship College 1–3 months Project work; mentor evaluation
Vocational training Class 9–12; College 4–12 weeks Skill certificate; placement support

How it works

01

Form submission

Students or schools submit an application form indicating preferred industries, dates, and group size.

02

Parent consent

For minors, parents complete a separate consent form that covers permissions, medical info, and emergency contacts.

03

The tour

Guided industry tours with safety briefings, Q&A with professionals, and short demonstrations of real work.

04

Placement

Eligible students are matched to internships based on their interests, age group, and school recommendations.

05

Vocational

After visits, students can enroll in targeted vocational modules aligned to the industries they visited.

06

Certification

Students receive certificates, mentor feedback, and guidance for next steps (further training or education).

Forms & data

Student form

  • •Student name; Age/Class
  • •School name
  • •Contact number; Email
  • •Preferred industry
  • •Available dates

Parent form

  • •Parent/guardian name
  • •Emergency contact
  • •Consent statement
  • •Medical consent
Parent form

School form

  • •School name; Contact person
  • •Number of students
  • •Preferred industries
  • •Preferred dates
Safety and privacy: All visits include safety briefings and supervised activities. Student data is used only for program administration and parental consent is mandatory for minors.

Key benefits

Career clarity through real-world exposure.
Skill development via vocational training after visits.
Certificates and references to support future applications.
School support for group logistics and tailored visits.

Quick FAQs

Can a single student apply?

Yes — individual and school group applications accepted.

Who pays for travel?

Costs depend on the visit; schools and parents will be informed during application.

Are internships paid?

Some internships may offer stipends; details provided at placement.

How long until training starts?

Vocational modules begin after the industry visit and placement confirmation.

Partner with us and next steps

Corporate Partnership

For students & parents

Apply now using the student application form.

Parents: complete the separate parent consent form before any visit.

Parent consent
Corporate Partnership

For schools

School partnership: submit a school application form to schedule group visits and customized programs.