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Council Profile
Handicrafts and Carpet Sector Skill Council (HCSSC) has been established in the year 2014 with a core objective to provide deployable resources to the Handicrafts and Carpet Sector by enabling competency-based training as per the standards set in consultation with the industry. HCSSC is a recognized awarding body of the National Council for Vocational Education and Training (NCVET) and is jointly promoted by Export Promotion Council for Handicrafts (EPCH), Carpet Export Promotion Council (CEPC) and National Skill Development Corporation (NSDC) under the aegis of the Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship (MSDE) and Ministry of Textiles, In-line Ministry of HCSSC, Government of India.
Mission
The HCSSC’s mission involves the overall development of skills and standards related to the Handicrafts and Carpet sector. Ten years after its inception, HCSSC aims at developing NOSs for over 125 job roles, certifying up to 2 million candidates, training as many as 5 thousand trainers and affiliating about 140 training institutes.
Vision
HCSSC envisions the development of the Handicrafts and Carpet sector. Its views incline to the skill development of every individual and group connected to the sector. HCSSC visualizes the Handicrafts and Carpet sector making its mark in the society – a society acknowledging the art, and also being employment-friendly for the trained artisans.
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Testimonials
Ms. Maryam Begum
My name is Maryam Begum and I live in Baramulla. I have many years of experience in Carpet weaving. I use to earn my daily livelihood through this skill and some how supported my family as an additional income. I came to know about RPL scheme and certification program in Baramulla district under PMKVY scheme. I attended the orientation sessions in the camp and got certified on this craft.
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Ms. Archana
I am a resident of Trilokpuri, Delhi. I have learnt about Hand Embroidery on the fabric during the 10 days training provided by NOW Foundation .I have successfully completed the training and I can start my own business and earn some money. This will lead me to be economically independent.
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Mr. Nanji Bodar
My Self Nanji Bodar. I am From Udaipur, Rajasthan. Recently I completed a training program organized by HCSSC. The training about Traditional hand embroidery. I learned so many new things through this training. Now I do my own business through this training and teach about embroidery to the peoples.
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Ms. Pratima Adhikari
Pratima Adhikari, 32, hails from a small village named North Charilam Gaon in Sephaijala District in Tripura. After Suffering a huge loss in his bamboo business due to lack of knowledge in latest design and trend, she decided to join Skill Development Training Program by HCSSC. Presently his monthly income is almost the double of what she earned before the training.
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Mr. Mohd. Mustafa Haji
Mr. Mohd. Mustafa Haji is a young carpet weaver from a family of Qazipora in the Bandipora district of J&K. He aspires to expand his carpet manufacturing unit in the future. To do so he enrolled in the certification program which could help him in securing a loan from the bank. He happily admits that the training has played a positive role in imparting him the right skills.
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Mr. Jagdish Kumar Bind
Mr. Jagdish Kumar Bind is a young carpet weaver belonging to a modest family in Mirzapur district, UP. He has been working as a carpet weaver for the last 10 years. However, he became aware of export quality designs only during his training. Now his monthly income has risen to Rs. 15,000 and he has also started receiving a higher load of orders.
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Ms. Bulti Saha
Bulti Saha is a native of North Tripura a small village in the interiors of Tripura. She was introduced to the skill development program of Bamboo Basket Maker (BBM). Post her Training at Vinayak Institute of Skill Development, Dhalai, Tripura. Now she manufactured the Bamboo Products, like Bamboo Baskets, Bamboo Show Piece, Bamboo Gift Items and give to Distributors for Sale to Customers. She Earns RS 7500 Per Month.
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Mr. Alip Hazarika
I hail from a small village named Chwkham Gaon in Dhemaji district of Assam. While looking for an alternate income I participated in the training program held on Bamboo Utility Handicraft Assembler which was sponsored by NBCFDC and implemented by HCSSC. Today I feel happy as it enhanced not only my income but also my skills.
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Mr. Radhey Shyam Sharma
I have been working as a Stone Carving Artisan for last 10 years. I have never been able to participate in any program until I got to know about RPL training given by IL&FS Skills and HCSSC under the PMKVY scheme. This training has provided me with the knowledge on new products that can be made out of stone with help of mechanized hand-tools.
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Ms. Pooja Bain
Pooja Bain is a native of Jabalpur, Pooja Bain out of school to work, She was introduced to the skill development program of Traditional Hand Embroiderer (THE). Post his skill Training at Vinayak Institute of Skill Development, Jabalpur Madhya Pradesh. Now She Signed the Contract with Garment Company in Jabalpur for do the Hand Embroidery in Suit's, Kurtis's and Girls Top's. She Earns Rs 9,000 Per Month.
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Ms. Megha Choudhary
Megha Choudhary is a native of Jabalpur, Megha Choudhary out of school to work, She was introduced to the skill development program of Traditional Hand Embroiderer (THE). Post his Training at Vinayak Institute of Skill Development, Jabalpur Madhya Pradesh. Now She Signed the Contract with Garment Company in Jabalpur for do the Hand Embroidery in Suit's, Kurti's and Girls Top's.
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