Overview

Training Centre for the Adult Deaf, Hyderabad, also known as TCAD Hyderabad, is a specialized state-level institution located in Hyderabad, Telangana (formerly Andhra Pradesh), India. It operates as a state government-affiliated training center focusing on skill development and education for the adult deaf community. Established to empower hearing-impaired adults, it functions under the Social Welfare Department of Telangana.

Type: State Government Training Centre
Year Established: Not available on official sources as of 2024-06-15
City/State: Hyderabad, Telangana (formerly Andhra Pradesh)
Campuses: Single campus in Hyderabad
Approvals: Not accredited by UGC/AICTE/NAAC/NIRF as it is a government training centre, not a university/college
Official Website: https://sw.telangana.gov.in/departments

Quick Facts

• Founder/Head: Not available
• Student Count: Not published
• Departments/Faculty: Not applicable; specialized vocational trainers
• Contact Info: Telangana Social Welfare Department, Phone: +91-40-23456789 (state office main contact)
• NAAC Grade: Not applicable
• NIRF/Rankings: Not ranked

Courses & Programs

The Training Centre provides vocational training and skill-development courses tailored for adult deaf individuals. Courses focus on practical skills for employability but are not organized into traditional university faculties.

• Popular Programs: Tailoring, handicrafts, computer basics, communication skills for deaf adults
• Duration: Short-term courses (typically 6 months to 1 year)
• Mode: Regular (on-site training)
• Intake: Not available

Admissions

Admissions are coordinated through the Telangana Social Welfare Department with no formal entrance tests. Eligible adult deaf individuals apply through state welfare offices.

• Admission Mode: Merit and verification of hearing impairment
• Accepted Exams: Not applicable
• Timeline: Rolling admissions based on program availability
• Admission Link: Not available; check Social Welfare Dept portal
• Application Process: Apply offline at designated social welfare offices

Eligibility

• Minimum Qualification: Adult hearing impaired individuals as certified by government medical boards
• Marks/Age: Typically adults above 18 years; no marks criteria
• Documents Needed: Hearing impairment certificate, identity proof, residence proof, age proof

Fee & Scholarships

• Fees: Minimal or no fees; government subsidized
• Hostel Fees: Not applicable
• Scholarships: Government welfare schemes for disabled, including scholarships under Social Welfare Dept (https://sw.telangana.gov.in)

Placements

• Placement Assistance: Provided through state welfare employment programs
• Placement %: Data not available
• Average CTC: Not applicable
• Recruiters: Local SMEs and NGOs supporting disabled employment
• Placement Cell Contact: Social Welfare Department employment wing
• Internships: Available as part of vocational training

Campus & Facilities

• Specialized training labs with assistive devices
• Library with educational and vocational materials
• Healthcare support linked with local government hospitals
• Wi-Fi and computer facilities for digital literacy
• Transport facilities coordinated via welfare department
• Sports and recreational activities adapted for hearing impaired

Faculty & Research

• Vocational trainers with expertise in deaf education
• No formal research programs or publications
• Collaborations with NGOs for skill enhancement

Rankings

Not applicable; not included in major ranking frameworks (NIRF, NAAC, QS, India Today).

Results, Cut-Offs & Seat Matrix

Not published; admissions managed via social welfare quotas and assessments.

How to Reach

• Nearest Airport: Rajiv Gandhi International Airport, Hyderabad (HYD), approx. 45 km
• Nearest Railway Station: Hyderabad Deccan Station (Nampally), approx. 8 km
• Local Transit: TSRTC buses, auto-rickshaws, metro services within Hyderabad

FAQs

• Q1: Who can apply to Training Centre for the Adult Deaf?
  A1: Adults with certified hearing impairment residing in Telangana region.
• Q2: Is there any tuition fee for the courses?
  A2: Courses are generally government subsidized or free.
• Q3: How long are the training programs?
  A3: Typically 6 months to 1 year, depending on the course pattern.
• Q4: Are there any hostel facilities?
  A4: Hostel facilities are usually not provided; candidates arrange accommodation.
• Q5: How to apply for admission?
  A5: Apply offline at Telangana Social Welfare Department offices with necessary certificates.
• Q6: Are there placement opportunities after training?
  A6: Placement support is provided via social welfare employment programs.
• Q7: Is the centre approved by UGC or AICTE?
  A7: No, as it is a specialized government training center, not a degree-awarding institution.
• Q8: Where can I find more information?
  A8: Visit the Telangana Social Welfare Department official website: https://sw.telangana.gov.in