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1. Empowering Marginalized Youth
2. Responding to Unemployment and Skill Gaps
3. Preparing for the Fourth Industrial Revolution
4. Holistic Formation and Value Education
5. Mission-Driven Social Transformation
Global Impact Scale: Over 1,000 vocational, technical, and agricultural schools worldwide.
Reach: Operating in 136 countries, with major hubs in India (where they are a pillar of national skill missions), Africa, and Latin America.
Focus: Inclusion of youth (typically ages 15–24) into the labor market through both formal diplomas and short-term non-formal certifications.
Don Bosco Tech Society, India, has begun discussions with Germany's Handwerkskammer Erfurt on a strategic partnership to enhance vocational education, trainer development, and apprenticeship opportunities for Indian youth.
Don Bosco Tech, Najafgarh, inaugurated the Solar PV Installer (Suryamitra) course under the CCSE Solar Project 2026–27, opening opportunities for 33 trainees to enter India’s growing renewable energy sector.
The halls of Microsoft’s Gachibowli campus in Hyderabad echoed with celebration and renewed hope, as 17 young graduates of the Data Centre Operations Management programme received their course certifications. In a significant achievement, 10 of them were also awarded internship offer letters from Microsoft, carrying an annual package of approximately ₹7 lakh, marking a major milestone in Don Bosco Tech Society’s mission to equip marginalised youth with industry-relevant skills and sustainable career opportunities.
Don Bosco Tech Society, in partnership with CCSE and supported by Sungrow India Pvt. Ltd., has launched a Solar PV training initiative in Najafgarh to equip 30 youth with green skills and employment pathways. Formalised through an MoU on 2 April 2026, the five-month program integrates technical training, life skills, and placement support to promote sustainable livelihoods.
Don Bosco Tech Society launched its TVET SOP Framework at SkillVention 2026, standardising training and institutional processes across its ITI network in India. Developed collaboratively over a year, the framework also advances readiness for NCVET recognition, reinforcing a focus on quality, consistency, and holistic youth development.
Don Bosco Tech Society has been conferred the Gold Award for Excellence in SkillTech and Career Solutions at the Economic Times TechEdu India Awards 2026, marking a significant milestone in its two-decade-long mission to empower youth through skill development. The Gold Award was presented to Fr. George Mathew, Executive Director of the Don Bosco Tech Society, who accepted the honour on behalf of the organisation. The recognition coincides with the Society’s 20-year journey in advancing skill-based education and employability among India’s youth.
The Don Bosco Skill Development Centre, Parvathipuram, inaugurated a short-term Tally software course on November 4 in collaboration with the National Institute for Rural Empowerment and Development (NIRED), Rajam. The initiative aims to foster youth employment and empowerment by equipping participants with job-oriented skills that promote sustainable livelihoods.
Don Bosco Tech marked the beginning of its 20th anniversary celebrations with the launch of its revamped website, symbolizing two decades of transformative skill development in India. The milestone celebration carries the theme, "20 Years of Skilling with a Heart – Building Futures Together.”
Don Bosco Tech Society (DB Tech) has joined hands with Tata Trusts to launch VISTA – Vocational Integration and Skill Training in Assam, a transformative project aimed at equipping youth with job-ready skills and introducing vocational programs at the school level.
In a shining example of how skill training can ignite innovation, eight students from the AWS Cloud Practitioner course at Don Bosco Skills Mission, Bangalore, have transformed classroom learning into a bold entrepreneurial leap, launching their startup, TechScopic Solutions.
Building Excellence Through Metrics: Don Bosco Tech Charts Path Toward Performance-Driven Leadership
Marking a decisive shift toward data-driven growth and organizational excellence, Don Bosco Tech Society recently hosted a high-impact three-day Performance and Leadership Development workshop. Designed to strengthen accountability and strategic alignment across teams, the initiative comes as the organization gears up to celebrate its 20th anniversary.
In a move to strengthen technical education and align training with global industry standards, the principals and technical heads of Don Bosco Industrial Training Institutes (ITIs) embarked on an industrial exposure visit to FESTO, a leading German multinational renowned for its innovation in automation and industrial training.
Don Bosco Tech India (Skill Mission) is a dynamic initiative focused on empowering youth through vocational training and technical education across India, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Nepal, Bhutan, and other countries, equipping youth with essential skills and knowledge to enhance their employability and contribute to socio-economic development.
Provincial In Charge:
Fr. Maniparamben David INN
Executive Director DB TECH:
Fr. George Manneduppankuzhiyil
Director Don Bosco Skill Mission:
Fr. Eugene Florence
eugene@dbtech.co.in
Address:
Don Bosco Skill Mission
Property No. 2127/81/2D/1
Kothanuru, Bannerghetta Road,
Bengaluru - 560 076
Karnataka, INDIA
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