Skill Shalla Foundation

Impacting a million dreams and billion youth

Index
Problem Statement
Solution Offered
Delivery Model
Competition
Larger Impact
Revenue

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 Problem 1

“
―As the recent Annual Survey of Education Report (ASER) 2017 findings suggest, 32%
girls are not enrolled—compared to 28% boys. The number of schools also decreases
sharply beyond upper primary. In 2015-16, for every 100 elementary schools (classes I
to VIII) in rural India, there were 14 offering secondary (classes IX-X) and only six
offering higher secondary grades (classes XI-XII).‖  Livemint 31st Jan 2018.

― In most states boys in the age group 15-16 years

were more likely to drop out of school than girls.
The reasons for differential gender trends across
states is not clear and needs further research. –
ASER”
―A higher proportion of children in the age group
11-16 years who dropped out of school between
2015 and 2016 lacked basic reading and arithmetic
skills, as compared to children who continued to be
enrolled in school in 2016.‖  ASER 2016

―India has 47 million youth of secondary and higher secondary school-going

age dropping out of school, according to a report by the UNESCO
Institute for Statistics and Global Education Monitoring‖

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Problem 2
Rise in number of school dropouts
Lack of trained-trainers
Students not aware
Parents not educated

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Solution
Vocational Skill Training
Training and Employability Skill Training
Skill Development Entrepreneurial Skill Training
Life Skill Training
Its More of
Livelihood Oriented Training + Coaching + Mentoring + Building Enterprising
Ability with Creative Thinking

All courses are activity based

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Presenting

Foundation
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Vision & Mission
 Provide employability oriented skill training

to school students

 Impacting billion of dreams and million of

youth

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Delivery Model
 Holistic skill training

 Activity based skill Training

 Focused on school children

 Impacting 6th – 12th standard students

 Multiple skill learning

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Larger Impact
 Minimising the rising skill Gap

 Reduce increasing % of school dropout

 Improve livelihood oriented skills

 Higher cost of train the trainer

 Lack of awareness about vocational skills

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Larger Impact
 ―India has 47 million youth in secondary and higher
secondary school-going age dropping out of school…..‖

 ― The students in 6th to 8th who would learn all that is

going to be taught in IX – XII std. ‖

 Not limiting it to students, the parent can themselves also

join courses to access livelihood.
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Competition
 CBSE has molded 40 skill
( High )
courses

Competition
SkillShalla
 State boards planning to NGOs
Organised Voc.
introduce Vocational education Institution
CBSE
 Numerous Private institutes
 Skill training centers and ( LOW ) Opportunity ( High )

NGOs
Competition is High and so are the benefits.
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How we do
Analysis of
Student’s
Strength

Schools / Preparing
Institutions students for Meeting and
9th and 10th counseling
at early to students
stage

Skillshalla

Train the Trainer Conducting

Connecting
training,
Train the Executives students to
Mentoring
life-time
Train the students and
Counseling
coaching

Certifying
Students /
Conducting
Exhibitions
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Product & Services
Vocational skills for 5th – 12th standard students

Entrepreneur and employability skill training

Training on specialised skills for corporates

Learn to Earn – Associate level training

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Product & Services
Retail Sales

Beauty and
wellness

Computer
Courses
Skill
Training
Healthcare,
First-Aid, &
Nursing Finance,
Accountancy & GST
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Product & Services
3 Months Training in respective school

Weekly 2 sessions only (Total 24 sessions)

Activity Kit + Notes + Referral material provided

Exhibitions / events for few activities

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Delivery Models
 Communication Role-play Briefing on
topic

 Instructor lead learning Week-end

Team
planning and
Projects
discussion

 Field Exposure Visit

 Blended learning
Presentation
Summary of
by team
the session
members

Group
discussion
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Revenue Model
 Rs. 1200 per module per student (after 60% Discount)

 Membership / Application Fees (Rs. 200/-)

 Sale proceeds of products made by members

Students Schools
2000000 2000
1000000 1000
0 0
Students Yr 1 Yr 2 Yr 3 SchoolsYr 1 Yr 2 Yr 3
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What students get
 Course completion certificate

 National and International certification

 Practical projects and Industry visit

(Skill tour at additional cost)

 Membership to Entrepreneur Guild and e-library

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Corporate Clients
 Course completion certificate

 International certification for few courses

 Course Materials (for reference purpose)

 E – Library membership (course specific)

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Corporate Games
Analysis

Decision Making

Leading Leading Costing

Developing Team Building Succeeding

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Areas of Operations
 Thane, Mumbai, Pune and

Nasik in Maharashtra

 Berhampur, Bhubaneswar,

Khordha and Puri in Odisha

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 Thank you
Skill Shalla Foundation
Address: 301, B/7, Panchasheel C H S,
Dharamveer Nagar, Phase-2,
Where your dream get wings
Tulsidhaam Road, Thane (west),
Lets Start Dreaming
Pin – 400610 (Maharashtra)
Email: info@skillshalla.com / hello@skillshalla.com
Website: www.skillshalla.com