Vocational education integration in Indian secondary schools via state partnerships
Lend A Hand India embeds vocational and skill education into Grades 9-12 classrooms, working directly with state education departments. Its toolset is heavy on creative and media software (Adobe suite, Final Cut Pro, CorelDRAW, Canva) alongside Power BI, Tableau and SPSS, pointing to content production and program analytics as core functions. Current hiring leans toward senior operations roles focused on multi-state monitoring, standardized playbooks and central data trackers.
Notable leadership hires: Project Lead
Lend A Hand India is a Pune-based nonprofit, established in 2006, that connects secondary education with youth employment and entrepreneurship. It sets up vocational labs, recruits and trains vocational trainers, arranges internships with small and micro-enterprises, and supports student assessment, certification and placement. The organization also provides technical and project management support to state governments, with staff co-located in state education departments to shape and execute vocational education policy. It employs 201–500 people and, through state partnerships, reaches 12,000+ schools and 1.2 million+ students across 25 states.
It integrates vocational education into secondary schooling for students aged 14-18, running labs, trainer programs, internships and certification, and supports state governments in scaling skill education.
Its stack includes Adobe Premiere Pro, After Effects, Photoshop, InDesign, Illustrator, CorelDRAW and Canva for content, plus Power BI, Tableau, SPSS, Python, Google Forms, React, Angular and .NET.
Yes, hiring is accelerating, concentrated in senior operations and project leadership roles, with additional openings in design, education and support, based out of its Pune, Maharashtra headquarters.
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