Samaritan Vocational Training Centre exists for one direct purpose: to prepare the underprivileged people of our society for a specific profession, vocation or trade.
A degree certificate looks the same whether or not it leads to work. A trade certificate doesn't — it's tied to something you can do with your hands, in front of a customer, a patient or a client, the same day you earn it. That's the kind of certificate we issue.
We provide NCVRT vocational training and livelihood skills to the underprivileged community of our society. Working with NCVRT keeps our courses direct in their purpose — they exist to fulfil a real need, not to fill a syllabus.
Every course we offer is chosen because there is real, ongoing demand for that skill nearby — in clinics, classrooms, salons, offices and boutiques — so a certificate from us is something an employer already understands.
To prepare underprivileged people of our society for a specific profession, vocation or trade, through hands-on, NCVRT-recognised training that leads directly to livelihood.
A community where no one is kept out of skilled work because they couldn't afford to learn the skill in the first place.
NCVRT (National Council of Vocational and Research Training) sets the standard our courses are built against. We're affiliated to deliver training under that standard, which means our graduates leave with a certificate that's recognised beyond just our own centre.
For a community that's often had to prove itself twice as hard for half the credit, that recognition matters as much as the skill itself.
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Classroom time is kept short. Most hours are spent on the actual tools, instruments and routines of the trade.
Trainers can't correct what they can't see. Batch sizes stay small enough for real, individual feedback.
Course fees are kept low and need-based concessions are available, so cost never decides who gets to learn.
We connect graduates to local employers and, where the trade allows, help them set up independently.
No paperwork maze — four straightforward steps from enquiry to certificate.
Visit the centre or send us a message with the course you're interested in.
A short conversation to confirm the course fits your background and goals.
Attend classes on the schedule confirmed at admission, with full attendance tracked.
Sit the NCVRT assessment, collect your certificate, and get placement support.
The trainers and coordinators who run the centre day to day.
Centre Director
Coordinator
Trainer