Guidelines

In this regard, it is stated that Departme nt of school education Haryana is providing inclusive education to divyang students studying in classes 1st to 12th along with home based education. At present scenario, formal education is not enough to get job in the field. Hence, it has become necessity to provide vocational education along with formal education. So that, divyang students may independent for their earning. Therefore, it has been decided to provide vocational education to divyang students along with his/her formal education in convergence with vocational education under NSQF Scheme.

• To provide the Skill based training to divyang students.
• Increase job opportunities for divyang students
• To develop the skill in divyang students as per industry based needs which can help them to be gainfully employed and become independent.
• To remove barriers in social inclusion for Persons with Disability

HSSPP is already implementing Vocational Education under NSQF scheme in 1074 Govt. Schools with 14 skills (2 or 3 skills in each school) from 2012-13 to 2020-21 under CSS-VSHSE. These 107 4 schools already cover 119 IED Resource center, out of which vocational education is already running in 104 Govt. Schools.

• Vocational Education being run applied learning skills as an optional compulsory subject in 9111 & 1 Qth and as elective in 11th & 12th class. The details of scheme of studies for Secondary School examination & Senior Secondary School examination is enclosed at annexure "A".
• Th e schools can offer two vocational Job Roles in each skill, one in 9th & 10th (En try point in 09th and Exit a t 10th Class) and other preferably within same line of progression in 11th &12th (Entry point in 11th and Exit at 12th Class) with 40 students in each section. Thus, each Job Ro le (Vocationnl Course) m ny be covered in a span of 2 years.
• Earlier new admission were o nl y allowed in class 9th (Level-1) huwevf:!r, now new adnussion can also b e made in class 11th (Level-3) in each skill as per the revised guidelines received from MHRD, GOI for the implementation of vocational education, which will result in increase in enrolment.

It is pertinent to mention that there is a Sector Skill Council for persons with Disability called as SCPwD (Skill Council for Persons with Disability) under the umbrella of National Skill Development Corporation (NSDC), set up by Ministry of Finance as Public Private Partnership model. Weblink for SCPwD: https://www.scpwd.in/

There are 119 IED resource centres running under IED at Secondary schools at block level out of which 104 Govt. Schools already covered under Vocational Education, wherein classes are already going on from Class 09th to 12th (Level-1 to 4) and Vocational Teachers have a lready been deployed. It is worth mentioning that out of these 104 Schools, there are 97 Schools where Skills recommended by SCPwD (Skill Council for Persons with Disability) are running.