Standard practices to be followed in a RSETI
I – Pre training activities
Conduct at least 24 EAP’s in a year
Follow all the laid out guidelines for conducting an EAP
Conduct EAP’s every month
Conduct EAP’s in different locations in the operational area of the Institute
Generate a minimum of 50 applications in each EAP
Ensure sponsorship of at least 80% of the applications by Banks / Government agencies/ External agencies
Media coverage of each training shall be carried out before 30 to 45 days
Conduct interview for all the training programs
Conduct written test for higher skill oriented programs
Call letters to the trainees for training shall be sent before 12 to 15 days
Generate maximum applications for each training batch
Coordination with DRDA, other government agencies, banks, NGO’s and other supporting agencies
Conduct sensitization programs to bankers, Government agencies and NGO’s
II – Training activities
Conduct all the training programs as per the approved training calendar
Achieve 100% of the projected training program
Conduct new/innovative programs every year
Conduct skill up gradation, HRD and Rural development programs already approved
Conduct more than 20 EDP’s in a year
Train at least 750 BPL candidates in a year
Conduct more than 450 days of training (under two parallel batches system)
Average batch size shall be between 30-35 participants
Obtain permission from the controlling office for any change/deviations in conducting the program
Conduct training programs only as per the approved modules
Display the time table in the notice board for each training program
Maintain training log for each training program
Sequencing of inputs shall be as per the course module
Ensure coverage of inputs on behavioral aspects, Management aspects and launching formalities in each training program
In house faculty to handle at least 50% of the sessions under general EDP and 30% under skill EDP
Audio Visual aid to be used for all the training programs
Ensure usage of adequate and quality training equipments and training materials for all the programs
Submit post program report of all the training programs conducted, to all the concerned agencies
Maintain proper batch wise training register
Maintain proper attendance register of trainees
Ensure punctuality in attendance of trainees
Ensure 100% discipline from the trainees during and after the training hours
Develop new teaching aid / teaching materials for each training
Obtain feed back in a proper formal and file it properly
Expose the trainees to extracurricular activities like Yoga, Shramadhan & Premises cleaning etc.,
III - Post training
Maintain and update district / taluk / village wise index
Maintain batch wise settlement register, finance register and sponsorship register
Send follow-up letters to trainees as per guidelines
Draw tentative follow-up schedule for the subsequent month
Adhere to follow-up schedule
Adhere to stipulation of minimum 15 man days of follow-up per month
Follow-up the trainees once in six month
Conduct follow-up through personal visits at least once in a year
Record properly all the follow-ups conducted
Maintain follow-up cards
Maintain a register to note the visit of past trainees to the Institute
Maintain batch wise files for easy follow-up
Conduct quarterly post training evaluation and initiate steps for improvement
Ensure documentary evidence for settlement
Initiate new measures of follow-up
Ensure complete and timely follow-up/hand holding support
Ensure coverage of the trainees in any of the possible government sponsored schemes
Assist the trainee in preparation and submission of a business plan to the financing bank
Monitor and ensure timely & adequate credit to the needy trainees
Support the formation of an alumni association on the lines of ASARE
Ensure participation of past trainees in RUDSETI bazaar / RSETI bazaar concept
Ensure a cumulative settlement rate of more than 70%
IV – General administration
Ensure maintenance of cleanliness and hygiene in the premises of the Institute
Ensure proper ambience of the Institute
Ensure proper placement of name board of the Institute
Be punctual in submission of returns / statements and correspondence with controlling office
Display the office timings
Maintain staff attendance register, movement register, leave record and staff files
Ensure proper distribution of work, job rotation and maintenance of office order book
Conduct LAC meetings regularly on quarterly intervals
Conduct staff meetings regularly
Ensure proper maintenance of furniture & equipments and maintain fixed asset register
Ensure coverage of AMC and Insurance for all necessary equipments, furniture & fixtures
Ensure permission for purchase of fixed assets from the sanctioning authority above the prescribed limit
Ensure quality food to the trainees
Maintain library books purchase register and issue register
Periodically update all the accounts registers, ledgers and journals
Carry out balancing of general ledger heads and tallying
Ensure authentication of accounts, slips / vouchers by the director
Ensure that the expenditure incurred under all the heads is within the sanctioned budget
Ensure payment of staff salary, wages, HA and TA to staff are as per the existing guidelines
Ensure statuary requirements of professional tax and income tax
Ensure proper payment of honorarium to guest faculty
Ensure maintenance of boarding charges register
Ensure correct calculation and payment of boarding charges
Ensure maintenance of telephone register of postal register
Ensure correct calculation of revolving fund
Ensure safe custody of slip bundles, cheque books, cash books bills and vouchers
Ensure coverage of programs/success stories in electronic and print media
Display action photo’s / success story in the premises in the Institute
Ensure preparation of new success stories regularly
Maintain a visitor’s book and record their observation
The Director and successful trainees to participate in programs of AIR / Dooradarshan
Ensure coverage of maximum programs under sponsorship from external agencies for mobilization of funds
V - Registers, Records and files to be maintained at a RSETI
1 Day book & General Ledger 16 Training Modules file
2 Master Register –Training 17 Teaching Aids file
3 Fixed Asset Register 18 Premises File
4 Boarding Charges Register 19 Slip/Voucher Bundles
5 Guest Faculty register 20 RUDSETI Circulars File
6 Movement register 21 Bank Pass Book
7 Telephone register 22 Action photograph files
8 Settlement Register 23 Individual Staff file
9 Sponsorship register 24 Attendance reg. of trainees
10 Attendance Register of Staff 25 LAC proceedings Register
11 Establishment register of deputed staff 26 Postal register
12 Monthly Progress Report file 27 Visitors Book
13 Individual Training Batch files 28 Govt. Scheme wise files
14 Follow up report files
15 Success Story file
Roles and responsibilities of the Director in a RSETI.
1. Creating awareness about the institute, its objectives and importance of self employment / entrepreneurship in the area of operation.
2. Conducting of EAPs jointly with Bankers, DRDA, Other Government Agencies, NGO’s for generating applications for different training program.
3. Selection of candidates for various trainings.
4. Imparting training to about 750 BPL candidates per annum identified and sent by DRDA or identified by RSETIs on their own.
5. Providing the second level of training if required (skill oriented training) effectively within the shortest available time.
6. Ensuring quality of training by providing good environment, training materials & equipments, effective inputs, good faculty, boarding and lodging facilities etc.,
7. In each skill oriented programme, the maximum number of candidates shall not be more than 30. In General EDPs, the number may be upto 50.
8. Effective post training facilitation & counselling the trained candidates.
9. The training offered to the eligible unemployed rural youth shall be oriented to promote sustainable self employment or wage employment in specific areas determined after due market scanning and shall endeavour to result in 70% of trained BPL youth getting placement in wage employment or establishing sustainable self employment.
10. The RSETI shall also ensure that credit linkage is provided to youth trained by the RSETI if approached by them. It shall also ensure that the list of candidates is sent to all Bank branches of the area and co-ordinate with them for availing financial assistance.
11. Liaisioning and organising sensitization workshops to Bank officers, DRDA and other concerned Govt. agencies, NGOs etc.,
12. Ensuring efficient management of the Institute.
Roles and responsibilities of DRDA
1. Identify all the eligible youth from BPL families in the District and submit the list of candidates to RSETI.
2. Co-ordinate & provide necessary assistance to the RSETI in selection of candidates, conducting the trainings effectively and also in post training follow-up of trained candidates.
3. During the training period the Project Director or APO shall visit the Institute.
4. Ensure timely reimbursement of training costs to the RSETIs
5. Shall ensure proper weightage as per SGSY/NRLM guidelines to the candidates of weaker sections like SC/STs, Minorities, Physically challenged and women.
6. Shall facilitate the discussions on the progress of sponsoring applications by Banks to RSETIs in various meetings like BLBC/DCC/ DLRC etc. The Director shall necessarily be invited to participate in the above meetings
7. Shall dovetail the credit with the subsidy component of the Government schemes wherever possible.
RUDSETI type institutions R-SETI
Friday, March 2, 2012
Tuesday, August 10, 2010
RUDSETI APPROACH
RUDSET institute has developed short term models of appropriate training, which can bring in required changes in attitude, skills and knowledge of unemployed youth. The uniqueness of this model is the short duration of training coupled with long hand holding support. The trainings are executed in such a way that they improve self confidence, reduce fear of failure and develop a mindset capable of managing change. Further, the handholding support sorts out the teething problems in setting up of the enterprises and strengthen confidence in them.
01. Vision
Transformation of youth into productive assets by short duration interventions.
02. Mission
Channelizing youth power in wealth creation through entrepreneurship and empower youth to share economic progress equitably.
3.0 Philosophy of RUDSETI
The Entrepreneurship Development in rural youth has to take place by stimulating their psyche followed by bringing in the appropriate technology, training and credit with in their reach.
The entrepreneurship development can take place in short duration intervention if properly designed. It does not begin from ‘Zero’ level. Generally the younger generation would have gained some experience in their real life situations and this serves as a launching pad for accelerated learning during training. It is therefore possible to train the youth in a short period of 1 to 6 weeks to bring in positive attitudinal changes resulting in increased self confidence, awareness, understanding, knowledge, skill and higher self motivation.
The training would be effective if it is residential. The campus approach helps the participants to improve their attitude, human relations and change their perceptions for the better. The duration of the learning in this approach goes beyond the stipulated hours without force or coercion as the trainees are self motivated and stimulated powerfully.
01.Objectives and scope of the Institute
To motivate and develop confidence in unemployed youth.
To identify, orient, train, counsel and assist young people to take up some self-employment ventures by providing all possible assistance to them.
To promote rural entrepreneurship
To enhance the effectiveness of poverty alleviation and self employment schemes of the Government and the Bank.
To promote counseling and project consultancy services
To train village level workers to work in rural development.
To take up research and development in rural entrepreneurship and rural development.
01. Vision
Transformation of youth into productive assets by short duration interventions.
02. Mission
Channelizing youth power in wealth creation through entrepreneurship and empower youth to share economic progress equitably.
3.0 Philosophy of RUDSETI
The Entrepreneurship Development in rural youth has to take place by stimulating their psyche followed by bringing in the appropriate technology, training and credit with in their reach.
The entrepreneurship development can take place in short duration intervention if properly designed. It does not begin from ‘Zero’ level. Generally the younger generation would have gained some experience in their real life situations and this serves as a launching pad for accelerated learning during training. It is therefore possible to train the youth in a short period of 1 to 6 weeks to bring in positive attitudinal changes resulting in increased self confidence, awareness, understanding, knowledge, skill and higher self motivation.
The training would be effective if it is residential. The campus approach helps the participants to improve their attitude, human relations and change their perceptions for the better. The duration of the learning in this approach goes beyond the stipulated hours without force or coercion as the trainees are self motivated and stimulated powerfully.
01.Objectives and scope of the Institute
To motivate and develop confidence in unemployed youth.
To identify, orient, train, counsel and assist young people to take up some self-employment ventures by providing all possible assistance to them.
To promote rural entrepreneurship
To enhance the effectiveness of poverty alleviation and self employment schemes of the Government and the Bank.
To promote counseling and project consultancy services
To train village level workers to work in rural development.
To take up research and development in rural entrepreneurship and rural development.
RUDSETI’S MODEL IN PROMOTING ENTREPRENEURSHIP DEVELOPMENT
Foreseeing the above context, a humble initiative in mitigating the unemployment problem was taken up way back in 1982 by “Rural Development & Self Employment Training Institute” acronym RUDSETI with the joint efforts of Sri Dharmasthala Manjunatheswara Educational Trust, Syndicate Bank and Canara Bank as the sponsors under the visionary leadership of Padmabhushan Dr. D. Veerendra Heggade, Dharmadhikari of Dharmasthala, has today become a replicable model for the benefit of the unemployed youth across the country. RUDSETI’s core offering is its free, unique and intensive short term residential self employment training programmes with free food and accommodation. A practical orientation and rigorous training with escort service are some of the distinct features of RUDSETI.
The target group of RUDSETI is the unemployed youth in the country, who need to be motivated and guided to act on their own.
The salient characteristics of this group are
- Low self confidence
- Low self motivation
- Fear of failure
- Inferiority complex
- Lack of awareness about business opportunities available in the environment
- Lack of knowledge regarding support system available for launching of new enterprises.
- Low or no exposure to management of enterprise.
Their needs and interests are hardly promoted by any organisation in a concerted
The target group of RUDSETI is the unemployed youth in the country, who need to be motivated and guided to act on their own.
The salient characteristics of this group are
- Low self confidence
- Low self motivation
- Fear of failure
- Inferiority complex
- Lack of awareness about business opportunities available in the environment
- Lack of knowledge regarding support system available for launching of new enterprises.
- Low or no exposure to management of enterprise.
Their needs and interests are hardly promoted by any organisation in a concerted
Sunday, July 25, 2010
Aims and Objectives of Rudseti type institutions
Following are the aims and objectives of the Rudseti type institutions
1) To train youth , impart knowledgeand skill for taking up self employment venture
2) To develop attitude for working in rural area and taking up rural development projects
3) To assist youth in taking self employment and obtaining credit from financial institutions
4) Conduct various training programmes depending upon the potential available in the area.
5) Provide expert guidance and assistance to the institutions /organizations / individual
6) Provide counciling and consultancy guidance to youth and for self employment and rural development.
7) Print Publish and Exhibit Film, Journal periodicals books lectures and other reading materials
Work for development of villages and quality of life for rural development
1) To train youth , impart knowledgeand skill for taking up self employment venture
2) To develop attitude for working in rural area and taking up rural development projects
3) To assist youth in taking self employment and obtaining credit from financial institutions
4) Conduct various training programmes depending upon the potential available in the area.
5) Provide expert guidance and assistance to the institutions /organizations / individual
6) Provide counciling and consultancy guidance to youth and for self employment and rural development.
7) Print Publish and Exhibit Film, Journal periodicals books lectures and other reading materials
Work for development of villages and quality of life for rural development
Friday, July 23, 2010
RUDSETI--- HISTORICAL BACKGROUND
U n employment is a big problem in a contry like india. It is increasing year after year.There is another problem of underemployment also.mainly there are three types of unemployed persons.
1)wage employment seekers who are graduates / post graduates etc
2)middle group who are school/ college droppers
3)lower group who are either illeterate or having no knowledge/ skill for generating income(mostly below poverty line group)
with an aim of mitigating unemployment from the youth a new initiative was tried jointly by sri sri 108 Manjunatheswaraeducational trust, Syndicate Bank and Canera Bank at Dharmshala in Karnataka.An institute namely "RURAL DEVELOPMENT AND SELF EMPLOYMENT TRAINING INSTITUTE" was estabilished in the year 1982. Later on govt. of India idetified the good results of the institute and recommended for estabilishing such institutes all over the country.
1)wage employment seekers who are graduates / post graduates etc
2)middle group who are school/ college droppers
3)lower group who are either illeterate or having no knowledge/ skill for generating income(mostly below poverty line group)
with an aim of mitigating unemployment from the youth a new initiative was tried jointly by sri sri 108 Manjunatheswaraeducational trust, Syndicate Bank and Canera Bank at Dharmshala in Karnataka.An institute namely "RURAL DEVELOPMENT AND SELF EMPLOYMENT TRAINING INSTITUTE" was estabilished in the year 1982. Later on govt. of India idetified the good results of the institute and recommended for estabilishing such institutes all over the country.
Tuesday, July 20, 2010
What is rudseti and what are it's special features
It is an approach through which youth are infused with entrepreneureship by stimulating their psyche followed by training and credit need within their reach.
The entrepreneureship development can take place in short duration interventionas. It does not begin withn zero level It is therefore possible to train young people in a short period of 1 to 4 wweks to inhance and enlarge increased awareness understanding knowledge skill and formation of positive attitude.
A training is more effective if it is residencial. As such all rudseti institutes are asked to be residencial institutes.The duration of working hours can be stretched in this approache.
Rudseti generally covers behavioral aspects technological aspects and skills to launch and manage an enterprise.
Post training support to trainees are the most distingushed feature of rudseties. It gives maximum importance to this functionand spares almost a quarter of time to follow up trainees.It coordinates with other agencies influecing the seting up of self employment ventures. viz. Banks , Govt. departments .
The entrepreneureship development can take place in short duration interventionas. It does not begin withn zero level It is therefore possible to train young people in a short period of 1 to 4 wweks to inhance and enlarge increased awareness understanding knowledge skill and formation of positive attitude.
A training is more effective if it is residencial. As such all rudseti institutes are asked to be residencial institutes.The duration of working hours can be stretched in this approache.
Rudseti generally covers behavioral aspects technological aspects and skills to launch and manage an enterprise.
Post training support to trainees are the most distingushed feature of rudseties. It gives maximum importance to this functionand spares almost a quarter of time to follow up trainees.It coordinates with other agencies influecing the seting up of self employment ventures. viz. Banks , Govt. departments .
Monday, July 12, 2010
RUDSETI
What does RUDSETI stand for?
Rural Development and Self Employment Training Institute (India)
Rural Development and Self Employment Training Institute (India)
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