Don Bosco Industrial Training Institute takes one more leap by taking a top spot at the nationals. Two trainees from the trade of Mechanic Two and Three Wheeler (2021-22 batch) have stood 1^st & 2^nd (National Level) in the Craftsman Training Scheme (CTS) All India Trade Test – 2022.

Both the toppers come from poor and vulnerable backgrounds. They were supported in terms of their fees by their relatives. In view of their economic status, the Institute too has also given them time to pay their balance fees. 

Jadhav is aspiring to start his own business & Rupesh is going for further studies. During the course of their training, they were given an opportunity to undergo a month's On Job Training at Motul dealerships. To hone their skills even further they were assisting in the Don Bosco 2/3 Wheeler Service Centre in our Campus.

Don Bosco ITI takes added another feather to its cap with 2 trainees securing 2^nd rank and 1 trainee securing 3^rd rank at the State Level in the Craftsman Training Scheme (CTS) All India Trade Test – 2022.

Harsh comes from a farming family and had worked as an Auto Body Painter in workshops.  In order to qualify himself for better career prospects, he decided to join Don Bosco Industrial Training Institute in the trade of Mech. Auto Body Painting.  He wants to gain experience and then intends to start his own workshop in auto body painting.  He was supported with an institute scholarship of Rs. 27,000/-.  Institute has placed him with Wasan Toyota as an Auto body Painter.

Osmond had to leave his high paying job in the rigs, having worked for over 10 years as a wireman.  He is married having 2 school going children.  Due to loss of income, he decided to join the plumbing course at Don Bosco and make a career in the field of plumbing.  He plans to get some experience and make a career as a Plumber.  Institute supported him with scholarship of Rs. 27,000/-.

Rafik comes from an economically weak family background.  They reside in a slum area of Kurla and his father is an auto driver supporting a family of 4.  His uncle supported him with partial fees and his remaining fees of Rs.17,000/- were given as institute scholarship.  Besides completing his ITI, Rafiq is also pursuing his B.Com through correspondence.  He plans to take up a job and his long term goal is to start his own two wheeler workshop. 

World SKILLS 2018-INDIA was gumption by NSDC like every year. It was a dream come true for one of our student who latched on to his competition 2018. We present you with gaiety and amour proper Master Saif Ali Khan, student of Trade Refrigeration  & Air Conditioning 2017-18 who vanquished the Bronze Medal in the most prodigious Skill Competition of India

Saif’s promenade springed from the competition at the Maharashtra State level, where he triumphed over other competitors and was qualified to the next level. He headed towards the regional competition held at Jaipur, where he had to scramble with other states Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh, Haryana and Himachal Pradesh respectively.

With great determination and fortitude he conquered the emulation and made his enroute to India Skills National Competition – New Delhi. There were galore of competitors around 400 in number from 27 states to exhibit their finesse in 45 different skills. Comprehensively 164 participants were endowed with medals in their corresponding skills tier

Applauding the Winners, Shri. Anand Kumar Hegde, Minister of State, Ministry being skill Development & Entrepreneurship exhilarated the participants and winners emphasizing on the significance of progressing & remodeling the skills with each new day as this would be the income producer of the life.

Master Saif Ali Khan was accolade with Bronze Medal certificate & cash prize of 50,000 /-. It follows that this achievement has imprinted SJITI at National Level for the first time in the History of SJITI and in the unified Don Bosco technical Institutions Network.