Who
We Are
F-Skill Pvt. Ltd. started as a project of HELVETAS Nepal, funded by Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) in 2002. The project period lasted till 2006, after which F-Skill project transformed into F-Skill Pvt. Ltd.
With the F-Skill project, the mobile training model was able to be replicated throughout Nepal through the franchising concept wherein private training providers were mobilized to deliver training as franchisees of F-Skill.
While the franchising model continues till present, F-Skill has started implementing training services directly in all locations throughout Nepal. These include projects: EVENT/World Bank, EF-SR/HELVETAS, SABAL/Save the Children.
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Successfully Completed the District Level – Stakeholders Meeting in Sinduplachok
F-skill successfully conducted the district level stakeholders meeting for the project – Provision of Vocational and Entrepreneurship Development Project to Returnee women migrant workers and survivors of trafficking victims.
Opening of Crystal and Gem Stone Training in Dhading
In order to promote Women Empowerment, Livelihood and Entrepreneurship
F-Skill cordially started its 1st Training – Crystal and Gemstone training in Dhading,for the project The Future We Want : Creating Sustainable Foundations for Addressing Human Trafficking and Unsafe Migration of Women and Girls in Nepal” (FWW). FWW is a joint project of UN Women and International Organization for Migration (IOM) funded by Zonta International.
F-Skill’s Principles in the Training Program
F-SKILL’s goal is to become the leader in providing high quality vocational training’s and will continue to strive to be a leading service provider in Nepal’s TVET sector. F-SKILL will develop new products and innovative approaches to training by working with local partners and international organizations.
The humility to see the world as it is the audacity to imagine the world as it could be