About the Tribal Skilling Centre

The Tribal Skilling Centre (TSC), Purulia was established in 2025 under the Dharti Aaba Janjatiya Gram Utkarsh Abhiyan (DAJGUA) to strengthen skill development and livelihood opportunities for tribal communities in the district. Under this national initiative, the Ministry of Skill Development & Entrepreneurship (MSDE) has been entrusted with establishing Tribal Skilling Centres across selected tribal districts in collaboration with the Ministry of Tribal Affairs (MoTA).

The Tribal Skilling Centre in Purulia is being implemented through Jan Shikshan Sansthan (JSS), Purulia, enabling tribal youth and women to access quality vocational education, practical skill training, and entrepreneurship opportunities close to their communities.

Since its establishment, the Centre has focused on developing industry-relevant skills, promoting self-employment, supporting sustainable livelihoods, and creating pathways for economic independence among tribal communities through inclusive and community-based training programmes.

Our Vision

To create empowered tribal communities where youth and women have access to quality skill development, sustainable livelihood opportunities, and the confidence to build a better future.

Our Values

Our Mission

To deliver inclusive, demand-driven vocational training that enhances employability, promotes entrepreneurship, and supports socio-economic development among tribal communities through practical learning and community participation.

Skill Development Sectors

The Tribal Skilling Centre offers vocational training across multiple sectors, equipping tribal youth and women with practical skills for employment, entrepreneurship, and sustainable livelihoods.

Apparel & Fashion

Beauty & Wellness

Digital & Office Skills

Electrical & Technical Trades

Agriculture & Livelihood

Traditional & Artisan Skills

Transforming Lives Through Skills

Since its establishment in 2025, the Tribal Skilling Centre has expanded access to vocational education for tribal communities across Purulia. Through inclusive training programmes and practical learning, the Centre continues to create opportunities for employment, entrepreneurship, and sustainable livelihoods.

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“The training gave me the skills and confidence to build a better future for my family.”

HIRANMOY MANDIHIRANMOY MANDIComing from a financially struggling family in Asan Boni village, Hiranmoy Mandi enrolled in the Plumbing Training Programme at the Tribal Skilling Centre to build practical skills and improve his livelihood. After completing the course, he began receiving work opportunities with the support of his trainer and gradually established himself as a skilled plumber. Today, he earns ₹9,000–₹10,000 per month, helping support his family and proving how vocational training can transform lives.

HIRANMOY MANDI

Assistant Plumbing & Sanitary Work
Manbazar-I Block, Purulia

“Learning tailoring transformed my passion into a sustainable source of income.”

Determined to become financially independent, Aarti Singh Mura joined the Assistant Dress Maker training at the Tribal Skilling Centre. After completing the programme, she started her own tailoring business by stitching garments and sourcing fabrics from Purulia town. Through her dedication and hard work, she now earns around ₹8,000 per month, supporting her family while inspiring other young women in her community to pursue skill-based livelihoods.

AARTI SINGH MURA

Assistant Dress Maker
Baghmundi Block, Purulia

“This training helped me become self-reliant and support my family with confidence.”

With limited family income and few employment opportunities, Astami Soren enrolled in the Assistant Dress Maker course at the Juri Tribal Skilling Centre. The practical training equipped her with professional tailoring skills, enabling her to establish a home-based stitching business. Today, she earns ₹3,000–₹4,000 per month, contributing to her family’s income and demonstrating how skill development can empower rural women towards self-reliance.

ASTAMI SOREN

Assistant Dress Maker
Juri Training Centre, Ayodhya Block

Gallery

Explore snapshots of vocational training sessions, practical demonstrations, community engagement activities, and beneficiary achievements under the Tribal Skilling Centre.

Frequently Asked Questions

The training programmes are primarily designed for eligible tribal youth and women under the DAJGUA Project. Eligibility may vary depending on the course and project guidelines.

Training is conducted under a Government-supported project. Eligible beneficiaries can participate without paying tuition fees, subject to programme guidelines.

Yes. Eligible participants who successfully complete the training programme receive certification as per the applicable programme guidelines.

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    Contact Information

    Address

    Kustaur Station Road, Purulia – 723126
    West Bengal, India

    Phone

    +91 9932181010

    Email

    tscjssprl@gmail.com

    Office Hours

    Monday – Saturday
    11:00 AM – 6:00 PM
    Sunday: Closed
    2nd and 4th saturday : Closed

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