Capacity Building For Service Providers – Entrepreneurship Programme

The applicant must have cleared Class 8th

The applicant must have cleared Class 8th.

The applicant must be 18 years of age…

The applicant must be 18 years of age or older. Note 1: Each class runs with a minimum of 10 trainees and up to a maximum of 30. Note 2: If eligible candidates outnumber what a single batch can hold, the Implementing Agency will open additional batches - either simultaneously or in phases - based on what its institution can accommodate. Note 3: When batches are phased, candidates are slotted in on a first-come, first-admitted basis, and the Implementing Agency keeps a register of applications noting the date each one was received.

Cook – Tandoor, ii) Barman, iii) Baker, iv)…

Cook – Tandoor, ii) Barman, iii) Baker, iv) Homestay (Multi-Skilled Caretaker), v) Halwai – Indian Sweets Alongside trade skills, every course also works on trainees' hygiene, sanitation practices, behavior, and attitude so they become more employable in the market. STIPEND Anyone maintaining at least 80% attendance receives a flat lump-sum stipend of ₹ 1,000/-, the same across all five trades, split into two equal payments:

The first payment follows completion of 75 training…

The first payment follows completion of 75 training hours.

The second payment is released only after the…

The second payment is released only after the certified trainee shares feedback on the course and reports their self-employment status to the Implementing Agency. CERTIFICATION Trainees who keep at least 80% attendance must sit for an end-of-course test; those who clear it receive a certificate issued by the implementing agency, jointly signed by the Principal/Director/Institutional Head and the Programme Coordinator. EMPLOYMENT FACILITATION The Implementing Agency actively works to help graduates become self-employed - assisting with loans (such as Mudra), licenses, and registrations - while also exploring placement opportunities at Mega Tourist Destinations/circuits, and making pass-outs aware of LMIS and SDMS. Transfer of Funds Stipend payments to successful trainees go only into the beneficiary's own Aadhar-linked bank account, routed through PFMS. The Implementing Agency must also submit a properly audited account of spending on each component to the Ministry of Tourism. Funding to the Institute - Funding for the Programme comes from the MoT's Capacity Building for Service Providers Scheme under its Suo Motu Initiatives. Here is the type-wise cost breakdown for the Baker, Halwai (Indian Sweets), Cook (Tandoor), Homestay (Multi-Skilled Caretaker), and Barman courses - Component and the Cost (in ₹/-):

Training fee, i.e

Training fee, i.e. Material Cost + Trainer Cost = 5,000.

Course Material (Handouts) = 500

Course Material (Handouts) = 500.

Certification fee (Certificate + Evaluation charges) = 1,000

Certification fee (Certificate + Evaluation charges) = 1,000.

Apron = 300

Apron = 300.

Lunch (@ Rs.100 for 30 days) = 3,000

Lunch (@ Rs.100 for 30 days) = 3,000.

Stipend = 1,000

Stipend = 1,000. Total = 10,800. Administrative Expenses (5% of 10,800/-) = 540. Grand Total = 11,340. Beyond these costs,

Local newspaper advertisements get reimbursed at actual cost,…

Local newspaper advertisements get reimbursed at actual cost, capped by the lowest/DAVP rates.

Boarding & Lodging Costs

are covered at ₹ 2000/- per trainee for outstation candidates across the full course duration. Funds would be released to the Implementing Agencies in two installments as per the following schedule:

First Instalment Percentage of Total Cost

First Instalment Percentage of Total Cost: 30% Output Parameters: On commencement of Training Batch against validated candidates

Final Installment Percentage of Total Cost

Final Installment Percentage of Total Cost: 70% Output Parameters: On successful certification of the trainees and submission of Utilization Certificate and consolidated accounts

Proof of Identity

Proof of Identity

Proof of Residence

Proof of Residence

Proof of Age

Proof of Age

Class 8th mark sheet or proof of a…

Class 8th mark sheet or proof of a higher educational qualification

Aadhaar Card

Aadhaar Card

Passport-size photograph

Passport-size photograph

Bank account details Documents to be Submitted after…

Bank account details Documents to be Submitted after the Completion of the Course

To show the real-world outcome of the training,…

To show the real-world outcome of the training, trainees must provide supporting evidence such as Bank Loan / MUDRA Loan / e-wallet receipts, licenses, registrations, and the like.

NCHMCT will design a written feedback form to…

NCHMCT will design a written feedback form to capture trainees' views on the content and delivery of the "EP" courses. Once training wraps up, Implementing Agencies should also set up a WhatsApp group of trainees to track and monitor them going forward. Documents to be Submitted by the Implementing Agency

On both the 10th day and the final…

On both the 10th day and the final day of each training course, every Implementing Agency must email a video clip or clear photograph of the class - trainees shown wearing their Aprons with their tool kits - to the Programme Monitoring Unit (Skill Development) at pmuhsrt@gmail.com.

Once each batch finishes training, the Implementing Agency…

Once each batch finishes training, the Implementing Agency must publish on its website the full list of pass-outs along with their contact details (address, telephone/mobile numbers, excluding those of female trainees) and their current employment and salary status.