Level 1 Conventional Woodworking course � Duration: 4 Weeks
The course fee for four weeks training program will be Rs.15000/- per trainee. Extra : Rs. 1,650 /- towards accommodation charges (Triple occupancy basis), Food Charges Extra (as per actual)
Level 2: Product Disigning and Development on C.N.C. Router course � Duration: 4 Weeks:
The course fee for four weeks training program will be Rs. 20,000/- per trainee. Extra : Rs. 1,650 /- towards accommodation charges (Triple occupancy basis), Food Charges Extra (as per actual)
Level 3: Product Designing and Development on PYTHA 3D course � Duration: 2 Weeks:
The course fee for two weeks training program will be Rs. 10,000/- per trainee. Extra : Rs. 1,650 /- towards accommodation charges (double occupancy basis), Food Charges Extra (as per actual)
Diploma in Advanced Wood working � Duration: 1 Year (2022- 2023)
The course fee for one year training program will be Rs. 35,000/- per trainee. Extra : Rs. 1,650 /- per Month towards accommodation charges (Triple occupancy basis), Food Charges Extra (as per actual)
* in addition to mentioned above fees, an extra amount of Rs. 5000/- will be charged towards Security Deposit (Refundable)
The outstation candidates can avail hostel accommodation at the Guest House in the IWST campus where the Center is situated. However, the trainees have to pay a nominal amount for the the entire training course towards accommodation charges. The food charges have to be borne by the trainees separately.
The candidates should possess a minimum of S.S.L.C. qualification to join the course. The candidates should send their Bio-data in prescribed format through e-mail/post or directly in person to the address mentioned below at least 15 days before commencing of the Batch. The format of biodata can be downloaded from the website. After Scrutiny, the information about selection will be sent to the candidates for joining the course. The candidate should bring following documents:
1. Certificate to prove their qualification, Age etc
2. Passport size photographs.
The Government of Mysore had set up a Forest Research Laboratory (FRL) at Bangalore in 1938. In the initial years, work was carried out mainly on properties and uses of different timber species.!
