Dependents (spouse or adolescent children) of registered construction workers are eligible.

Yes, the training, along with boarding and lodging, is provided free of cost.

Various vocational and trade skills are covered, depending on the program offered by the Vocational Training Providers (VTPs).

The program guarantees 70% placement for trainees upon completing the course.

The duration varies based on the trade, with costs calculated at Rs. 30 per hour per candidate.

Training is conducted by APMES Society in collaboration with registered Vocational Training Providers (VTPs).

The program provides boarding and lodging at Rs. 300 per candidate per day, covered by the Welfare Board.

No, the training, boarding, and lodging are fully funded by the Welfare Board.

Dependents are identified through Vocational Training Providers (VTPs), and batches are assigned based on their verification.

A Joint Committee at the district level verifies the dependent status before allotting training batches.

The total budget allocated for the program is ₹25.67 crores.

Yes, 20% of the payment to VTPs is withheld until placement tracking is completed within 6 months.

The program strives for 70% placement, but VTPs must track and report placements for fund release.

Training is monitored by a Joint Committee consisting of officials from the Labour Department and Government ITIs to ensure quality and adherence to guidelines.