The "Community Based Training Scheme" aims to provide training in heavy vehicle driving, shorthand, security services, office soft skills, retail sales, and beauty parlor courses (male & female) to unemployed young men and women belonging to minority communities for self-employment or employment.
The "Community Based Training Scheme" aims to provide training in heavy vehicle driving, shorthand, security services, office soft skills, retail sales, and beauty parlor courses (male & female) to unemployed young men and women belonging to minority communities for self-employment or employment.
The "Community Based Training Scheme" was launched by the Minorities Welfare Department, Government of Karnataka, and implemented by the Karnataka Minorities Development Corporation. The scheme aims to provide training in Heavy Vehicle Driving, Short Hand, Security Services, Office Soft Skill, Retail Sales, Beauty Parlor Course (Male and Female) to the unemployed young men and women belonging to minority community for self employment or employment in MNC, BPOs and other activities.
The scheme provides training in Heavy Vehicle Driving, Short Hand, Security Services, Office Soft Skill, Retail Sales, and Beauty Parlor Course (Male and Female).
Step 1: Online — Step 01
Applicant need to visits the Karnataka Minorities Development Corporation official website.
Step 2: Online — Step 02
Click "Apply Online" and Enter "Mobile Number" and "Submit".
Step 3: Online — Step 03
Enter "Aadhaar Number" Fill in the "Captcha" and Select "Next".
Step 4: Online — Step 04
Applicant will get OTP in his/her Aadhaar Linked Mobile Number.
Step 5: Online — Step 05
Enter "OTP" and select "Continue", After that Allow the official notice.
Step 6: Online — Step 06
After verifying the Aadhaar again fill in the "OTP" and Submit.
Step 7: Online — Step 07
Select the scheme "Sikhligar’s Community Development Scheme" and fill in the basic details father's name, gender, qualification detail
Step 8: Online — Step 08
Select "Next" Fill in the address detail and again select "Next".
Step 9: Online — Step 09
Upload the required document passport-size photo, educational document, income certificate, etc.
Step 10: Online — Step 10
Click "Proceed" and Select "Submit Application" and get an Application ID.
It is a training scheme for unemployed minority youth to enhance their employability and self-employment skills.
Unemployed minority community members aged 18-35, residing in Karnataka with a minimum SSLC qualification.
Training includes Heavy Vehicle Driving, Short Hand, Security Services, Office Soft Skills, Retail Sales, and Beauty Parlor courses.
No, the training is provided free of cost to the selected candidates.
The annual family income should be below [?]1,03,000/- in urban areas and [?]96,000/- in rural areas.
No, applicants who have previously received training under any state or central government scheme are not eligible.
Yes, completion of the training program is mandatory for all selected applicants.
No, there is no application fee for this training scheme.
Yes, the Beauty Parlor course is available for both males and females.
The minimum qualification required is SSLC.
Applications are accepted only on the official government portal.
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