TSKC OBJECTS OUR VISION OUR MISSION

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1 TSKC OBJECTS OUR VISION To Shape Students across the State and make them globally acceptable citizens by making them partners of Knowledge Society. To Promote Government Institution. Industry relations through Training and Placements. To provide the best opportunities to students belonging to weaker and marginalized Sections. To provide Placement in Earn while Learn Scheme OUR MISSION Creating Opportunities Developing Skills Unleashing Potential.

2 A BRIEF HISTORY OF TSKC GIRRAJ GOVT COLLEGE Girraj Govt. College is one of the most prestigious institutions serving the educational needs of people of North Telangana region of the state. It offers both UG & PG Courses catering to the requirements of thousands of students every year. The Government of Andhra Pradesh, in 2007 started JAWAHAR KNOWLEDGE CENTRE in this prestigeous institution. Since then it has been incessantly imparting training in Communication Skills, Analytical Skills and Soft Skills to the students for enhancing their employment potentials. Many students got benefited by these training programmes and got Placements in reputed MNCs like Infosys, Wipro, World Tech, Transdyne and ILM etc. English Language Lab (ELL) is also attached to JKC. Besides imparting training to the students, the JKC is also extending its service through conducting training programmes to Principals, Teaching & Non-Teaching Staff of Intermediate Education of the district. Training for Teaching Staff working in Govt. Degree Colleges of the district was also conducted as per the guidelines of the Commissionerate of Collegiate Education. The JKC Unit of our College, named as Nodal JKC, acts as a district level Monitoring Unit (MC), acts as a link between the CCE Office and all other JKC Units of GDC s of the district. Hence, all administrative proceedings of the CCE to all the GDC s of the district are transmitted through our Nodal JKC only. The JKC has internet facility which provides day-to-day current information and knowledge to the students and members of Teaching & Non-Teaching Staff. As a Nodal JKC Unit, it also pass on latest and required information to all the other JKC Units of Government Degree Colleges of the District are circulated through Nodal JKC. Our Nodal JKC involves in sensitizing the students of other Government Degree Colleges and private colleges encourage them to join the JKC for benefiting them by providing proper training programmes, leading to employment opportunities. The students who are trained in this Nodal JKC have got Placements in reputed Multi National Companies such as Infosys, Wipro, World Tech, Transdyne and ILM etc. In 2008, an Add-on Course, PGDCA in started and successfully completed the course. An Accounting Package (Tally) training programme has conducted students of Commerce stream. Advance intensive Training is given to the JKC trained students before every Requirement Drive organized by Infosys Company every year.

3 In addition to the above programmes, and as per the instructions of the Commissionerate of Collegiate Education, JKC organizes Special Training Programme (STP) and Bank Exam Training (BET) for appearing various competitive examinations and Banking Examinations respectively. CONCEPT OF TSKC The Govt. of Andhra Pradesh initiated JKC in 2005 as a reliable solution to the problem of unemployment faced by students studying Non-Professional Courses in Degree Colleges. The ever increasing prominence of India, on the global map has paved way for a growing demand for hard working and talented students who are good at computer skills, communication skills, and industry related skills. The doors of global job market are opened to students who can speak fluently, complete quickly, write legibly and analyze logically. Jawahar Knowledge Center s primary aim is to provide intensive training to students in employable skills and enable students avail themselves of the bright opportunities in the global job market. Remarkably, the centers are best utilized by the poorest of the poor and marginalized sections of the society. Students from rural areas who have no access to advantages experienced by their urban counterparts are provided the latest technologies and opportunities to upgrade their skills and encouraged to complete for better standards of living. The center received overwhelming response from day one and the encouraging placements add to its strength and objectives. JKC s established in Degree Colleges provided with a world class infrastructure and experienced faculty who are totally dedicated to students and completely involved in providing the best training to the students who can climb the ladder of success. JKC helps students to realize their potential and aim high in life and particularly it motivates and encourages students to be creative, independent and self reliant. JKC Centre helps students in colleges to gain confidence on their capabilities and the ability to contribute to the economic and intellectual prosperity of the nation. The Specific Objectives Of TSKC To shape students across the State and make them globally acceptable citizens. To promote College Industry relations through Training and Placements. To provide the best of the opportunities to the students who belong to weaker and marginalized sections.

4 Skills Developed at TSKC Written & Oral Communicate Soft Skills Problem Solving Logical Reasoning Critical Thinking CV Interviewing Planning Computing The Benefits of Knowledge Center Target Group Career Awareness / Planning Workshops. 300 hours training. Training Practice on employable skills. Training by Experienced Faculty. Co-Curricular activities to enhance Communication and Soft Skills. Campus Placement with Major MNC s. Industry Orientation. Training faculty III Year Degree Students with good academic record. Qualified and competent mentors on fulltime basis. Guest mentors comprising lecturers specially trained by US State Department through the English Language Fellow programme.(elf) INFOSYS Trained to Teach Communication Skills, Soft Skills & Analytical Skills. Major Sectors for Placements Stakeholders IT & ITeS (BPO) Banking & Finance Insurance Pharmacy Marketing Tale Communication Service Organization Commissioner of Colligate Education, AP, Hyderabad. Government, Pvt. Aided and Unaided Degree Colleges. IT, ITeS, Banking, Insurance, Marketing and other Industries.

5 Students of Degree Colleges. Contributions & Benefits to different Stakeholders Student Eligibility: Consistent good academic record. Benefits: 1. Exposure to real time projects, Industry Projects 2. Campus Placement Opportunity. 3. Access to Excellent Resources. 4. Personalized attention through mentors 5. Commutative Environment for faster growth 6. Acquiring Job related skills College: Eligibility: Degree Colleges as selected by the CCE. (Selection based on the infrastructure, facility and NAAC Grading) Benefits: 1. Placement Opportunities to selected Candidates 2. Enriched academic environment. 3. Reputation to the college. TSKC Eligibility: Fulfillment of minimum requirements as per the norms. Contributions: 1. Providing advanced technical facilities. 2. Guidance by trained Mentors. 3. Advanced simulated experience. 4. Training in collateral skills Benefits: 1. Campus requirement opportunity to students 2. Establishment of linkage with the industry. 3. Development of Recourses and Projects. 4. Exposure to real-time/live projects 5. Better name as Centre for Excellence as identified by the CCE/ University in the State Higher Education.

6 TSKC CURRICULUM The Unique feature of KCs is its training programme designed to help the students to grow as a professional. The training aims to sharpen the competencies of the students and give them right inputs on technologies and soft skill. This 300 hour training programme shapes final year students in degree colleges as employable graduates this training is offered by trained GEMS & MENTORS. The specialty of the JKC Curriculum lies in its flexibility. Every Year it is reviewed with reference to the needs of the trainees, job market, Requirement of the industry and moulds accordingly. JKC SYLLABUS JKC Syllabus is always a dynamic and flexible and versatile one. It always tunes itself towards the contemporary needs of the market towards developing employable skills and knowledge of the students. The syllabus designed is aimed at sustainable development of the Communication skills to compete in the Global society especially in the corporate sectors.

7 TSKC- CURRICULAM AND SYLLABUS-2008 Verbal Communication Functional English Proficiency Improved Pronunciation Improved Communications skills Business Correspondence Skills Non Verbal Communication Inter- Personal Skills Logical Thinking Organizational Skills Presentation Skills Decision Making Skills Negotiation Skills Team Work Time Management Body Language Confidence Building Cultural Awareness Telephone Skills Creative Thinking Interview Skills Technical Skills Basics of Computers Ms Office and open office Internet Skills Aptitude and Reasoning Analytical Skills Problem Solving Other Activities Tests JAM & Group Discussions Mock Interviews

8 TSKC- CURRICULAM AND SYLLABUS-2009 Verbal Communication Functional English Proficiency Improved Pronunciation Improved Communications skills Business Correspondence Skills Non Verbal Communication Inter- Personal Skills Logical Thinking Organizational Skills Presentation Skills Decision Making Skills Negotiation Skills Team Work Time Management Body Language Confidence Building Cultural Awareness Telephone Skills Creative Thinking Interview Skills Technical Skills Basics of Computers Ms Office and open office Internet Skills Aptitude and Reasoning Analytical Skills Problem Solving Other Activities Tests JAM & Group Discussions Mock Interviews

9 JKC- CURRICULAM AND SYLLABUS Communication Skills (100 Hrs) 1. Communication - Need 2. Receptive and productive skills- market needs 3. Grammar- A communicative approach 4. Essentials of grammar 5. Speaking skills 6. Writing Skills 7. Listening Skills 8. Reading Skills 9. Group Discussions 10. Mock Interview 11. Telephone Skills 12. Resume Writing 13. Soft Skills and Body Language 14. Teachers Source 15. Other Activities 16. Net Browsing for organizational information Model resumes FAQ s Different ways of Tackling Questions Fluency tips Technical Skills (40 hours) 1. Computer Basics 2. Data representation 3. Computer Memory 4. Processor 5. Computer language 6. Operating System 7. Generation Computers & Classification 8. Computing & Communication 9. Exploring the internet and 10. MS-Office 11. Power Point 12. MS-Excel Analytical Skills(40 hours) 1 Methods of creativity 2 Brain Storming 3 Drill Down Technique

10 4 Lateral thinking Vs Vertical Thinking 5 Mensa Test 6 Pareto Chat 7 Attitudes 8 Personality Development 9 Fish bone analysis 10 Memory Technique 11 Mnemonics 12 Mind set 13 Classroom Introduction 14 Brains Left & Right Aptitude and Reasoning(60 hrs) Infrastructure 1. Numbers 2. H.C.F & L.C.M of Numbers 3. Average 4. Problems on ages 5. Profit & loss 6. Ratio & Properties 7. Percentage 8. Partnerships 9. Time and Work 10. Time and Distance 11. Simple and Compound Internal 12. Area 13. Volume and Surface area 14. Calendars 15. Clocks 16. Probability 17. Surds & Indices 18. Data Interpretation 19. Verbal reasoning 20. Non-Verbal reasoning JKC Computer Lab with 50 Systems JKC ELL Lab with 31 Systems LCD Projector for ICT teaching Internet facility Library Xerox machine with Scanner to provide handouts

11 Printer machine Battery Back-up for interrupted power supply Fully Air Conditioned JKC Lab & JKC ELL Lab. TSKC Communicati on ability Employable Skills Objectives Bright career prospects Self confidence Effective Planning Insurance BPO Banking Systematic Training Placements Reduction in Unemployment IT Pharmacy Communication Progress for the nation