DAV offers a wide variety of Vocational & Development Courses for adults across industries through their skill development division – DAV Shikshanam. In keeping with the Institution’s philosophy, many of these courses are hosted by the Arya Samaj Charitable Foundation in order to make it more affordable.
All course curriculum has been meticulously designed by experts and practitioners to ensure that the theory-practice gap is bridged and learners are truly empowered to pursue their chosen career path with confidence.
DAV offers a wide variety of Vocational & Development Courses for adults across industries through their skill development division – DAV Shikshanam. In keeping with the Institution’s philosophy, many of these courses are hosted by the Arya Samaj Charitable Foundation in order to make it more affordable.
All course curriculum has been meticulously designed by experts and practitioners to ensure that the theory-practice gap is bridged and learners are truly empowered to pursue their chosen career path with confidence.
Full-time course (10 months)
Full-time course (10 months)
Coaching classes (2 months)
Part-time course ( Basic – 20 hours | Advanced – 30 sessions)
Part-time course (70 hours)
The Arya Samaj is a social movement established in 1875 by Maharishi Dayanand Saraswati with the clarion call – ‘Back to the Vedas’ and driven by the motto ‘Krinvanto Vishwaryam’ i.e “To make the whole world noble”.
The Arya Samaj Foundation (ASF), Chennai is passionately committed towards social welfare initiatives which align with its ‘Vision – HEAL’
The Dayanand Anglo Vedic (DAV) movement started in 1886 at Lahore with the aim of building an equitable, meritocratic, knowledge-driven society based on Vedic principles.
Inspired by the same, the D.A.V. Group of Schools, Chennai (Estd 1970) strives to provide high quality, value based, affordable education.
The Arya Samaj is a social movement established in 1875 by Maharishi Dayanand Saraswati with the clarion call – ‘Back to the Vedas’ and driven by the motto ‘Krinvanto Vishwaryam’ i.e “To make the whole world noble”.
The Arya Samaj Foundation (ASF), Chennai is passionately committed towards social welfare initiatives which align with its ‘Vision – HEAL’
The Dayanand Anglo Vedic (DAV) movement started in 1886 at Lahore with the aim of building an equitable, meritocratic, knowledge-driven society based on Vedic principles.
Inspired by the same, the D.A.V. Group of Schools, Chennai (Estd 1970) strives to provide high quality, value based, affordable education.
