B.Voc & D.Voc (Bachelor & Diploma of Vocation)
The B.Voc (Bachelor of Vocation) and D.Voc (Diploma of Vocation) programs at SIIT 2.0 are designed to equip students with practical skills and industry-ready expertise. These programs emphasize 70% hands-on training and 30% theoretical foundation, ensuring students gain real-world experience in their respective fields.
Business & Finance (3 Years – 6 Semesters for B.Voc | 3 Years – 6 Semesters for D.Voc)
1. Retail Management – Focuses on store operations, merchandising, and customer relationship management.
2. Banking & Financial Services – Prepares students for roles in banking, investments, and financial planning.
Hospitality & Tourism (3 Years – 6 Semesters for B.Voc | 3 Years – 6 Semesters for D.Voc)
Hotel Management – Training in food & beverage services, front office management, and hotel operations.
Technical & Engineering Skills (3 Years – 6 Semesters for B.Voc | 3 Years – 6 Semesters for D.Voc)
1. Automobile Skills – Training in vehicle repair, diagnostics, and automotive engineering.
2. Electrical Skills – Covers electrical circuit design, power distribution, and maintenance.
3. Fire & Safety – Learn fire prevention, emergency response, and workplace safety standards.
Information Technology (3 Years – 6 Semesters for B.Voc | 1 Year– 2 Semesters skill certificate)
1. Robotics & AI – Hands-on training in automation, machine learning, and artificial intelligence.
2. ML & AI– Learn programming, data analysis, and model development.
Healthcare & Paramedical Sciences (3 Years – 6 Semesters for B.Voc | 3 Years – 6 Semesters for D.Voc)
1. Medical Lab Technology – Learn clinical diagnostics, lab management, and pathology techniques.
2. Patient Care Management – Focuses on hospital administration, patient support services, and elder care.
3. Hospital Management - Learn healthcare administration, patient care, and medical services management
4. Medical Record Technology - Electronic management of healthcare information, enabling secure storage, retrieval, and sharing of patient data.