Established in 1920, the George Telegraph Training Institute
has been unwavering in its commitment to empowering youth
through vocational trades. As a trailblazer in the field,
the institute swiftly earned a formidable reputation,
garnering recognition from authorities such as the British
Army, Indian Defence Forces, Maritime Authorities, and the
British Railway Board.
Drawing from extensive experience in vocational education,
the institute has developed standardized syllabi and
methodologies that are both structured and adaptable to
evolving industry needs. With a cadre of highly qualified
instructors, the institute ensures students receive
top-notch training. Specialized sessions in personality
development and grooming provide students with a competitive
edge in interviews. Supplementary training in English
language and personality development equips students for
employment, instilling confidence in their chosen field.
Beyond student education, the institute conducts employee
training and assessment programs for external organizations,
on or off-campus, as demanded. Currently, the institute
imparts training to over 25,000 students across 50 centers
in West Bengal, Agartala, Assam, and Odisha. The main
center, situated at 136, B. B Ganguly Street, Kolkata,
signifies the institute's objective to extend its unique
vocational curriculum to non-metropolitan areas. Recognized
as a training partner by the National Skill Development
Corporation (NSDC), the institute offers NSDC-affiliated
courses at all its centers.