Principal's Message
Technical Education has been the backbone of the industries and it continues to be so. The Ghousia Industrial and Engineering Trust has realised this concept and has taken a lead in coming forward and establishing a technical trust. It is one of the unique trusts that was established to impart the technical training among the backward classes in general and the minorities in particular in all levels whether it is Craftsman level, Diploma Level , Graduation level or post-graduation level
The Trust is catering to the need of the technical education from the past 4 decades or so.
At present, the craftsman training scheme under I.T.I. is being imparted in the following trades:
- Draughtsman Mechanical
- Fitter
- Mechanic Refrigeration & Air-conditioning
- Electronics Mechanic
- Electrician
- Plumber
Effort is being made to start new trades from the next academic year (August 2011) in the trade of Plumber which will facilitate the SSLC failed students also.
Feeling the need to impart technical training amongst the lesser privileged and the non-SSLC students, the management has also started modular employable scheme under SDI initiative of Government of India in few modules like basic refrigeration & AC, basic electrical, mobile devices and basic components.
The institution is one of the most sought after in the entire state, imparting uninterrupted training from the last 45 years and is being accommodated in a sprawling 3 acres of prime land in the heart of the city, situated near Bangalore Dairy. It has well-equipped workshops and modern state-of-the-art facilities, a well-experienced technical qualified staff. Thousands of students have benefited from this institution and are spread all over the globe, holding decent positions in various establishments and many of them have started their own set-up and are successful entrepreneur.
All the details pertaining to this prestigious institution can be found in our Website.
I only wish best of Luck to our benign management to continue this yeoman services and appeal to all to take advantage of these facilities.
NASIR KHANPRINCIPAL
