Who We Are

Swami Vivekananda Rural Community College is meant for the uplift of youth from poor and downtrodden families. We are focussed on bringing marginalised students back into the mainstream.

SVRCC

Swami Vivekananda Rural Community College (SVRCC), located in the village of Keezhputhupattu near Puducherry, has been transforming lives and empowering youth through top quality skill training since 2008. The College was established under the Sadguru Sri Gnanananda Seva Trust, registered as a Public Charitable Trust under the Indian Trusts Act and under Section 10(23C) of the Indian Income Tax Act. The Trust is also registered under the Foreign Contributions Regulations Act (FCRA).

It is the objective of the College to provide high quality vocational training in employable trades to boys and girls above the age of 16, from underprivileged families in and around Puducherry.

Courses

The College offers the following one-year diploma courses

Our Pedagogy

SVRCC, The Meaning Of Life

It is the objective of the College to provide high quality vocational training in employable trades to boys and girls above the age of 16, from underprivileged families in and around Puducherry.

The education is offered at subsidised fees because we believe the value of anything given free is not appreciated. The yearlong courses comprise 9 months of concept teaching and 3 months of internship in industry, besides compulsory coaching in life-coping skills, communication, yoga and meditation. The sound grounding in ethics and values, and focus on personality development are unique features of the tutelage at SVRCC.

SVRCC

Our Journey

17

Years of experience

13

Number of Courses Offered

4000 +

Number of Students Trained

3650 +

Number of Students Placed

100 +

Number of Recruiting Partners

Testimonials

MOHAMMED FAYAZ

Mohammed Fayaz joined the course in the academic year 2014- 15. He hails from a lower middle class family. His father works in a small hardware shop and his mother is a housewife. Post his course completion, Fayaz started taking up minor electrical jobs under a contractor. Currently Fayaz is working in Kuwait and is earning INR 40,000 per month. Fayaz says, “I had a great time at SVRCC. We received utmost care and affection at all levels, right from the Management to the teachers. We were given complete freedom to approach anyone for personal guidance and to get clarity.” Fayaz attributes his success to SVRCC.