Speech And Hearing Institute And Research Centre

This one‑month Certificate Course at SHIRC is structured into three focused segments. It starts with a strong foundation module, designed to equip trainees with essential interactive skills. Subsequent parts build on this base, guiding participants through progressively advanced content tailored to enhance their abilities in chosen areas. The program is thoughtfully paced to ensure that even within its brief duration, learners gain meaningful, applicable skills that can be immediately integrated into their professional or personal contexts. Tailored support and structured guidance make it an effective, intensive upskilling opportunity.

The Vocational Course at the Speech & Hearing Institute & Research Centre (SHIRC) is a three‑month program designed to empower speech- and hearing-impaired individuals through practical skill-building. Participants are taught traditional arts and crafts, including batik, glass painting, stitching, and varied craft work. Running annually with around 200 students, this initiative fosters self-reliance by equipping learners with marketable trades. It is part of SHIRC’s broader integrated strategy, alongside day-care services, special education, and computer and certificate programs, aimed at holistic development and long-term empowerment of differently-abled youth.