SKILL RELATED VOCATIONAL COURSES
A vocational course is focused on practical work, preparing students for a particular trade or skilled profession. This is in contrast to the more theoretical and academic courses such as history, philosophy, or mathematics which can lead to a variety of professions. Vocational courses on the other hand are specifically designed to equip students with the skills needed to enter the working world. Vocational courses are therefore best for people who know what profession they want to do and are ready to commit
Vocational qualifications have historically been considered less valuable than other courses such as a university degree, but it depends on the level of the course. Some vocational courses are equivalent of an undergraduate degree or even a doctorate-level programme.
If you prefer to learn in a practical environment, learning through doing, then a vocational course might be better suited to you in comparison to more traditional, academic courses.
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IMPORTANCE OF VOCATIONAL COURSES
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SOME IMPORTANT COURSES
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SYLLABUS OF EACH COURSE /TRADE
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DURATION OF COURSE
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REQUIREMENT OF EQUIPMENTS OF EACH COURSE
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PLACEMENTS
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MARKETING OF FINISHED PRODUCTS AND MATERIALS REQUIRED