Young India Skills University inks MoU with Hare Krishna Movement Charitable Foundation

Young India Skills University and Hare Krishna Movement Charitable Foundation signed an MoU to implement ‘Seva with Skill’, a capacity-building programme combining classroom learning and on-the-job training to develop professional, hygienic, and value-oriented support staff for institutional kitchens

Hyderabad: The Young India Skills University (YISU) and the Hare Krishna Movement Charitable Foundation (HKMCF) on Monday signed an MoU to jointly design and implement a unique capacity-building initiative titled ‘Seva with Skill’ aimed at developing professional, hygienic, disciplined, and value-driven support staff for institutional kitchens and allied services, a press release said.

The ‘Seva with Skill’ programme will comprise two months of classroom-based learning, followed by 15 days of supervised on-the-job training. The curriculum will focus on workplace discipline, hygiene and food safety, teamwork, professional conduct, basic financial literacy, problem-solving, and values-based service orientation rooted in the spirit of seva (selfless service).

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Young India Skills University will provide academic oversight, programme structure, learner management, and certification to successful participants. Hare Krishna Movement Charitable Foundation will collaborate in co-designing and delivering domain-specific modules and will nominate master trainers for kitchen operations and service-oriented components. Certification will be issued by YISU, with co-branding subject to mutual Consent.

VLVSS Subba Rao, VC, Young India Skills University; Sri Satya Gaura Chandra Dasa Prabhu, president, Hare Krishna Movement Charitable Foundation, along with senior officials from both the institutions were present.