What is the scope of Bachelors in Vocational studies course?

Vocational courses are an educational discipline that enables individual to acquire skills that are required for a particular trade. Vocational courses are traditionally non academic and are completely related to a specific trade, occupation or vocation. These courses are designed to impart application based study where theoretical aspects are not studied independently. Students after 10th standard can now option for short and long term courses like diplomas and degrees. There are variety of courses available for students to choose from. Vocational courses has diversified itself providing a wider scope for students after 10th standard. Vocational Courses are offered by various institutes, colleges, schools and government aided institutions.

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Degree courses offered by various universities are: (a) Tourism Management (b) Office Management and Secretarial Practice (c)Human Resources Management (d)Logistics and Material Management (e)Healthcare management (f)Retail management (g)Web Design, etc.

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Hello, Aah, Vocational courses: All academicians in India and abroad keep fuming and fretting about unemployability of Indian youth even after completing graduation. Even in out and out vocational field such as engineering, Something must surely be wrong. What's it? It's the fact that Indian students follow like a heard and take admission to do graduation in humanities or commerce or science in big droves ignoring what is readily available. Graduation in vocational courses. These courses impart skills that are very much required by the industry and will get employment to the holder. This was the aim while introducing these by the UGC and it remains so even today. Different universities have a wide bouquet of these vocational courses on offer and it is advised that students should consider these as these enable employment comfortably.

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Hi, You must be aware that a Bachelors course in vocation basically focuses on practical skills on any specialisation which can be seen as an added advantage to any such course. After doing Bachelors in the vocational course, you can easily find a decent job. Vocational courses basically focus on trade theory and trade practical training. When you attend and understand such lectures and classes, you may acquire industry-specific skills and these skills are really looked by the recruiters. In short, such skills will help you find a fine job. Skilled people are hugely in demand nowadays. Doing a vocational course will help you obtain very useful skills. Slowly slowly, the standards of vocational courses and training have been improved. Just to add for your more information, there are both government and private institutes across India that are available for vocational training programmes. And yes, you may expect quite fair salary package once done with the course.

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Bachelor of Vocational Degree (B.Voc) courses are largely targeted towards students who want to enhance their employ-ability opportunities to learn, earn and grow. B.Voc is offered by various universities and is designed to enable students to acquire certain skills in a specific field or profession or specialization. These are non-academic professional job oriented degree courses developed to meet need of specific industries or sector. These degree courses develop proficiency in a particular group of techniques or in a certain technical field so that students can be employed directly and can be productive from day one of the job. It syllabus is mix of theory and practical training to enhances the skills and ability of an individual to work in a professional field. Some of the popular BVS degree courses offered by various universities are: (a) Tourism Management (b) Office Management and Secretarial Practice (c)Human Resources Management (d)Logistics and Material Management (e)Healthcare management (f)Retail management (g)Web Design, etc.

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