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The scheme of Jan Shikshan Sansthan (JSS) is a unique schemecrafted by the Government of India.JSSs are institutes of People sEducation focusing on the poor, the illiterates, the neo-literates, theunder-privileged and the un-reached.The Jan Shikshan Sansthans

are unique in that they do not providejust skill development, but link literacywith vocational skills and provide largedoses of Life Enrichment Education(LEE) to the people.They do not work inisolation but aim for convergence withother stakeholders in society.It is theirendeavour to shape their beneficiariesinto self reliant and self-assuredemployees and entrepreneurs.

The Jan Shikshan Sansthans are unique also because they offerquality vocational skills and technical knowledge at a very low cost.Theirdoors are open to everyone and they reach out to their clientele groupsby setting up sub centres in the heart of the slum or in remote ruralareas.They are different from other vocational training institutions as theyoffer quality vocational skills and technical knowledge at such a low cost;provide need based and literacy-linked vocational training in most courseswithout insisting on age limit or prior educational qualifications; reach out

to the clientele in their areas unlike other institutions which the clientelehas to access whether near or far; offer a multi-faceted skill-knowledge-awareness enhancement and outlook formation trainings and inputs andempowerment-oriented interventions in respect of social, economic andhealth status improvement of women and adolescent girls.

The scheme of Jan Shikshan Santhan (JSS) was initially launched in1967 as Shramik Vidyapeeth, a polyvalent or multi-faceted adulteducation institution, aimed at improving the vocational skills and quality

of life of the industrial workers and their family members as well as thosepersons who hadbeen migrating from rural to urban settings.

The scheme of Shramik Vidyapeeth was renamed as Jan ShikshanSansthan in April 2000.Along with the change in its name came thechange in its focus. A scheme that was meant for the industrial workersand their families was expanded both in terms of its clientele and focusand was extended to the rural areas.There was logic for itsexpansion.Total Literacy Campaigns, launched after the setting up of theNational Literacy Mission in 1988, had transformed the literacy landscape


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of the country and created an army of neo-literates who having realizedthe power of the written word, now wanted to use it to improve theirlivelihoods through skill development.The post-literacy programme hadgiven a few of them the taste of vocational skills but the continuingeducation programme promised to extend it to many more

beneficiaries.That became the rationale of setting up more Jan ShikshanSansthans, to match the needs of the districts. Today, there 221 JanShikshan Sansthans in the country and they are expected to act asdistrict level resource support agencies especially in regard toorganization of vocational training and skill development programmes forthe neo-literates and other target groups of the continuing educationprogramme.The current aim is that the JSSs should progressively movetowards having 50% of their beneficiaries from amongst the neo-literates.

The state-wise list of JSSs established so far is given below:

S. No. STATE/UT Number of JSSs

1 ANDHRA PRADESH 12

2 ARUNACHAL PRADESH 1

3 ASSAM 3

4 BIHAR 9

5 CHHATTISGARH 3

6 DELHI 37 GOA 1

8 GUJARAT 8

9 HARYANA 6

10 JAMMU & KASHMIR 2

11 JHARKHAND 5

12 KARNATAKA 10

13 KERALA 11

14 MADHYA PRADESH 27

15 MAHARASHTRA 18

16 MANIPUR 3

17 MIZORAM 1

18 NAGALAND 1

19 ORISSA 15

20 PUNJAB 2

21 RAJASTHAN 6

22 TAMILNADU 10

23 TRIPURA 1

24 UTTARAKHAND 6

25 UTTAR PRADESH 4726 WEST BENGAL 9


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27 CHANDIGARH 1

TOTAL 221

The objectives of JSS were redefined in the context of the literacymovement which was graduating rapidly into Post-Literacy (PL) andContinuing Education (CE) phases, with vocational and life skill up-gradation as a part of their agenda. The enhanced role of the JSS includedthe following: (i) impact vocational skills, life skills and technicalknowledge to neo-literates and their trainees and raise their efficiencyand increase their productive ability; (ii) provide academic and technicalresource support to Zila Saksharta Samiti (ZSS), including training itsResource Persons, Master Trainers and Preraks, to take up vocational andskill development programmes primarily for neoliterates; (iii) serve as

Nodal Continuing Education Centre (NCEC) and also to manage,coordinate, supervise and monitor 10-20 CECs, as envisaged in theScheme of Continuing Education Programme; (iv) organize equivalencyprogrammes for its beneficiaries through National and State OpenSchools; (v) through Life Enrichment Education (LEE), wide theknowledge and understanding of the social, economic and politicalsystems among its beneficiaries in order to create a critical awarenessabout the environment; (vi) promote national goals such as secularism,national integration, women s equality, protection and conservation of the environment.

The Jan Shikshan Sansthans offer a large number (371) of vocationaltraining programmes from candle making to computer courses. In theyear 2006-07, 17.53 lakh beneficiaries have been covered under variousvocational training programmes and other activities.

The performance of Jan Shikshan Sansthans is evaluated every threeyears by reputed evaluating agencies empanelled with National LiteracyMission.So far,116 Jan Shikshan Sansthans have been evaluated.
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MAHARASHTRA JAN SHIKSHAN SANSTHAN

102. Shri Satish Surana

DirectorJan ShikshanSansthanBehind AurangabadJalna Gramin BankNear Ram MandirSamarthnagarAurangabad 431001Maharashtra

0240-2349699

09422714616[M]

2360160 0240-2322763

[email protected]

103. Shri N.D. KelkarDirectorJan ShikshanSansthan1865, Krishna Banglow,First floor, AbhinavNagar No.2Kudal-VengurlaRoad

Kudal 416 520District SindhudurgMaharashtra

02362-223667

09422396190[M]

02362-223667

[email protected]

104. Shri Prakash H.FulpagareDirectorJan ShikshanSansthanNew Transit CampBehind New Police

StationDharaviMumbai 400 017Maharashtra

022-2409880424077471

09869464318

65142672 022-24098804

[email protected]

[email protected]
mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]


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105. Smt. Aruna S.MohiteDirector I/cJan Shikshan

SansthanAdarsha NagarWorliMumbai 400 030Maharashtra

0 22-2422443324323764

09820704696[M]

9522-4323764

[email protected]

106. Director I/cJan ShikshanSansthanC/o SociologyDepartment

Shivaji UniversityKolhapur 416004Maharashtra

NON-FUNCTIONAL

107. Shri S.S. MhaskeDirector I/cJan ShikshanSansthanShri Watani BhawanPlot No.37New Cotton MarketLayoutNagpur 440 018Maharashtra

NON-FUNCTIONAL

108. Smt Priya A. PatilDirectorJan ShikshanSansthanUdoji Maratha

BoardingCampus, GangapurRoadNashik 422 013Maharashtra

0253-25758132371098

09822304727[M]

2319675 0253-2572604

[email protected]

[email protected]
mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]


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109. Shri A.S. LagadDirector I/cJan ShikshanSansthan

Flat No.1, Bora sDreamlandPlot No.47, SurveyNo.98Bhusari ColonyOpposite IshanaBuildingBehind BorseNursing HomePaud RoadPune 411 038Maharashtra

020-25286191(Dir)020-25286162

09423576742[M]

25284717 020-25286192

110. Shri MaheshParshuram RaneDirector I/cJan ShikshanSansthanOpp. Shetki SanghaPardeshipuraNandurbar 425

412Maharashtra

02564-221387

09423977371(M)

02564-221387

111. Shri PrakashSudhakar RaoDirector I/cJan ShikshanSansthanOpp. to HotelManiprabhaNear Post Office

Washim 444505 Maharashtra .

07252-231465

09422165627(M)

07251-231289

07252-235392

[email protected]

112. Smt. Jyoti VilasLandgeDirector I/cJan ShikshanSansthanShop No. 05,Behind Meera

Madhav Hotel,Bramhan Ali

02141-227932 02141-227932

[email protected]
mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]


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AlibagDist. Raigad- 402201Maharashtra

113. Smt. MridulaGanesh PathakDirector I/cJan ShikshanSansthan

Govind Nagar, NearVitthal MandirYashvantraoChavan NatyagruhaRoadBeed 431 122Maharashtra

02442-221219

09270157147[M]

02442-221633

[email protected]

114. Shri L.P.antrayDirector I/cJan Shikshan

SansthanKanhartoliNear JM HighSchoolGondia 441614Maharashtra

07182-251529 07182-250589

115. Shri B.R. PawarDirectorJan ShikshanSansthanPlot No. 5Datrange MalaNalegaonAhmednagar-414001[Maharashtra]

0241-2325428

09850120078[M]09420643021

Dr. R.S. Gunjal(Chairman)

09822068339

0241-2325428

02425-

285300(Sangamner)
mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]


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116. Prof. R.B. WaghjaleDirector I/cJan ShikshanSansthan

Campus ofKasturba HighSchoolShirpur RoadChopdaDistt. Jalgaon-425107Maharashtra

02586-222600

09822594990(Dir)

09370329979[M](Jalgaon office)

09890298070[M]

(Sh. S.V. Patil)

02586-222900

117. Shri Nitin Naralawar

Director I/cJan ShikshanSansthanNear Hotel EkviraSuyog NagarDistt. Yuvatmal 445 001Maharashtra

07232-237987

251281

097235-

2227372

[email protected]

118. Alqama Educationand Welfare Society

R.No. 5, MunicipalShopping Centre,Opp. New BusStandMalegaonDistt.Nashik 463203Maharashtra

For Dhule (Maharshtra)

119. The Savata MaliSamaj Vikas,Shikshanik VaBahuddeshiyaMandalOm Nivav,C/o B.H. BhoreInfront of Sanjeevani HospitalJambhrun RoadBuldana 443 001Maharashtra

For Buldhana (Maharashtra)

MANIPUR


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120. Shri L. JelshyamSinghDirector I/cJan Shikshan

Sansthan, ThoubalIndo-MyanmarRoad, NH-39Wangjing BazarP.O. Wangjing

795 148 Manipur

03848-222605222575

09436023354[M]

03848-222604

03848-2240340

[email protected]

121. Shri W. NormalDirector I/cJan Shikshan

SansthanChil ChilKanglatongbi - 795151 SenapatiDistrictManipur

03875-266539

09436291343[M]

Chairman

122. Shri P. ThoithoiSinghDirector I/cJan ShikshanSansthan20, Super Market,LamphleOpp. LamphelPolice StationImphal West 795004Manipur

0385-2410449(O)

09862107336[M]

09436021793(Chairman)

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Institute of Hotel, Cargo and Tourism Management

IHCTM (Institute of Hotel, Cargo and Tourism Management) has been the pioneer of Travel and

Tourism, Air Cargo and Courier as well as Airline Management programmes in India. The first

ever workshop in Travel and Tourism as well as Hotel Management was conducted way back in

1971 . Since then IHCTM has grown to be one of the premier institutes not only in India but also

round the world attracting students from all parts of the globe. IHCTM is

an allied member of TAAI (Travel Agents Association of India), TAFI (Travel Agents Federation

of India), IAAI (IATA

Agents Association of India) and the training programmes are contemporary due to the

professional support provided

by COMPACT TRAVELS which is also headed by Subhash Motwani, Director cum Chief Faculty

for IATA programmes

at IHCTM.

Source

http://www.rbcsgroup.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=2

Type of Institute

Autonomous College/Institute

Address

RBCS, 3/35 Kamal Mansion,

Arthur Bunder Rd, Colaba,

Mumbai- 400005

Maharashtra,

India

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