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Courses
Training and support programmes for inclusive participation
CeDS conducts practical training and support programmes that help persons with disabilities build confidence, digital skills, vocational readiness and employability.
Course Status
Ongoing and upcoming courses
Current course information will be displayed here and can be updated whenever new batches are announced.
Will be updated soon
Details of upcoming batches, registration dates and programme announcements will be published here.
Programme Approach
D-Skill Development Programme
The D-Skill Development Programme is designed to empower persons with disabilities through practical training for livelihood readiness, self-employment and job opportunities.
- Training is delivered through CeDS and LBS regional units.
- Career counselling and PSC exam training support are included as employability-oriented activities.
- Selection is based on qualification and relevant disability certificate requirements.
- Course-specific theory and practical examinations are conducted where applicable.
- Certificates are issued through CeDS and LBSCST.
D-Skill Training Areas
Practical digital, vocational and employability training
Training areas are selected to support employment, self-employment, daily digital confidence and independent participation.
- Data Entry and Office Automation
- Computer Fundamentals, MS Office and Internet
- Computerised Accounting using Tally
- Desktop Publishing
- Hardware Maintenance and Networking
- Web Designing
- Career Counselling
- Flower and Bouquet Making
- Paper Bag Making
- Basic Book Binding
- Garment Fashion and Designing
- Hand Embroidery
- Basic Electronics and Assembling
- PSC Exam Training
Other Services / Programmes
Support activities beyond D-Skill training
Financial Assistance for Research Projects
CeDS supports approved research projects connected with disability studies, assistive learning, rehabilitation support and quality-of-life improvement.
Know Your Child Workshop for Parents
Parent-focused sessions help families understand the needs, strengths and support requirements of children with disabilities.
Know Your Student Workshop for Faculty Members
Faculty-oriented workshops support inclusive teaching practices, classroom understanding and student guidance.
Student Internship
Internship opportunities provide structured exposure to disability studies, support services and inclusive practice.
Horticulture Therapy Project
Horticulture-based activities are used as a supportive intervention to encourage participation, confidence, routine and wellbeing.
Parents' Workshops and Guidance
Parents of children with disabilities are guided on effective support, upbringing, educational direction and practical ways to reduce barriers faced by the child.
Counselling and Consultation Services
Counselling and consultation are offered on Fridays and Saturdays for persons with disabilities and their families.
- Personal counselling
- Career counselling
- Nutrition counselling
- Education counselling
Library and Information Services
Library and information services support learners, parents, teachers, researchers and stakeholders with relevant disability-related resources.
ECO Green Unit - Paper Bag Making Project
The ECO Green Unit promotes practical skill development and environmental awareness through paper bag making activities.