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Skills can open a door to opportunity.

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Skills can open a door to opportunity.

Education access, youth skills and pathways toward livelihoods.

Connect education with a practical livelihood direction.

Connect education with a practical livelihood direction.

A learner may have the motivation to study but still need guidance on course choice, participation or available support. iTech Campus’s community approach connects practical learning with the person’s next step in work or self-employment. The aim is to make the route clearer and to help a learner understand what training will involve.

The campus’s local collaboration includes Pattippalai and Koralai Pattu DS Divisions in connection with Berendina-supported skill-development pathways. Current course coverage, referral arrangements and participant selection depend on the applicable project. Ask admissions which route is open for your area and circumstances.

About Berendina Development Services

About Berendina Development Services

Berendina’s published development work includes vocational and professional education support, career guidance and soft-skills learning. Its reporting describes assistance that can help young people access training, including areas such as beauty culture and tailoring.

This wider work provides useful context for why practical education and livelihood guidance can be considered together. Specific opportunities at iTech Campus must still be confirmed through the current local arrangements.

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Learning and enterprise development can support each other.

Learning and enterprise development can support each other.

In Batticaloa, Berendina has reported technical and material support for youth-run enterprises in areas including sewing, salons, beauty and CCTV work. Its published account connects equipment support with business-development activities.

A further published initiative in Koralai Pattu–Valaichenai describes tools and equipment support for local youth businesses. These are examples of Berendina’s wider development work, rather than a promise that every campus applicant will receive equipment or funding.

How to ask about a supported learning route.

Start with a conversation about your area, interests and current situation. Staff can help you identify a relevant course and explain whether a referral process applies. A suitable course should reflect both the learner’s interests and a realistic plan for using the skill.

Discuss the goal

Explain the practical skill you want and how you hope to use it.

Check the route

Ask about location coverage, current projects and required documents.

Submit the enquiry

Provide accurate information through the campus or applicable referral process.

Receive a decision

Wait for the relevant project’s review and confirmation before assuming support.

Participate in learning

Maintain attendance, practical participation and the records required by the course.

Your next chapter begins with a skill.

Your next chapter begins with a skill.

Talk to our admissions team about your goals, course options and the next available intake.