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The visually impaired people can successfully carry out various electrical installation and repair work with the help of suitable training using specialized tools and safety equipment. The main job opportunities in rural India are from agricultural industry, where Irrigation pumps are the most important equipment used for agriculture.

Course Name: Electric Motor & Coil Rewinding

Category: Industrial Vocational Course

Duration: 1 Year

Admission: July onwards

This one-year course focuses on the complete training of students from basic electric circuits and transformer winding of different types of electrical motors. The main job opportunities in rural India are from agricultural industry, where Irrigation pumps are the most important equipment used for agriculture.

On successful completion of the course, students find job opportunities in electrical & agriculture industries. It also opens avenues for self-employment in rural India.

Course Content
  • Basics of electricity – circuits, transformer
  • Winding of machines – D.C. Machines, types of D.C. Machines
  • Study of single phase and three phase motors
  • Repairing of electrical domestic appliances – fan, iron, and mixer
  • Safety precautions

The course is open to male students in the age group of 16 to 30 years with a minimum qualification of VII grade.

  • Duly completed admission application form
  • Original & xerox copy of school/college leaving certificate
  • Original & xerox copy of marksheet
  • Original & xerox copy of disability certificate
  • Original Aadhar card
  • Four Passport Size Photographs

Certificate issued by The NAB Workshop for the Blind. 

  • Course fees NIL
  • Free hostel accommodation with meals and medical aid
  • Monthly training allowance
  • Conveyance allowance for day students
  • Annual picnic, Sports, and Cultural activities

Inquire for the admission, please contact The NAB Workshop for the Blind or email us at electmot@workshopforblind.org.