Skill Development Training under EDGE Project at MBSTU

MBSTU, as an educational institution, hosts events and training programs that are open to the general public. Under the EDGE project (Enhancing Digital Government and Economy), the CSE department organized short-term skill development classes in areas such as Office Management, Python Programming, Digital Marketing, Web Designing, and Graphics Designing. These programs are designed to enhance practical skills and employability for participants who are not formally enrolled at the university. Refreshments were provided after each session, creating an inclusive and supportive learning environment.
These initiatives qualify as executive education and vocational training, providing accessible, short-duration learning opportunities beyond the regular academic curriculum. MBSTU hosts short-term training programs and skill development classes that are open to the general public.

Overall Assessment Criteria

Overall assessment of trainee performance will be based on the following score distribution (indicative):

• Class attendance: 10%
• Quiz and Assignment(s): 20%
• Mid-term assessment: 20%
• Project: 25%
• Final Evaluation: 25%

Eligibility Criteria for Trainees

• Foundational Skills Program: Candidates below 35 years of age who completed their higher secondary education.
• Intermediate level training: Candidates under 35 years of age who are either enrolled in or have completed their tertiary education in any discipline.
• Advanced level training: Candidates below 35 years of age with foundational skills in IT and a background in science and engineering.