Over the past three decades, GITI (Women), Lal Bangla has evolved into one of the most reputed government-run women’s vocational training institutes in the region. We have trained thousands of women, many of whom have gone on to work in industries, start their own businesses, or contribute meaningfully in various sectors.
Our commitment lies in offering accessible, affordable, and industry-relevant education that focuses on practical skills, job readiness, and personal growth.
To provide skill-based education that is inclusive and future-focused.To promote women’s participation in non-traditional and emerging sectors.To create leaders, job creators, and changemakers from all walks of life.
To become a center of excellence in vocational education for women—developing skilled, confident, and empowered individuals who can contribute to the nation’s economic and social growth.
To provide technical and vocational training to women, especially those from underprivileged and rural backgrounds.
To bridge the skill gap between academic education and practical industry demands.
To promote self-employment, entrepreneurship, and small business ownership among women.
To support the objectives of national initiatives like Skill India, Digital India, and Atmanirbhar Bharat.
Our team of highly qualified and dedicated instructors brings a wealth of knowledge and practical experience. Beyond technical instruction, they act as mentors, guiding students on career choices, soft skills, and personal development.
To ensure every student who walks into our institute walks out with a career path, confidence, and a purpose.
We offer active placement assistance and maintain strong relationships with industries, MSMEs, and local businesses. Many of our students are now working professionals, freelancers, or successful entrepreneurs running their own salons, boutiques, and training centers.
We also guide students in availing support from:
PMKVY (Pradhan Mantri Kaushal Vikas Yojana)
MUDRA Yojana (for small business loans)
Startup India and other self-employment schemes
Government ITI (Women), Lal Bangla, Kanpur was established in 1991 with a clear vision to empower women through skill-based education and prepare them for meaningful participation in the workforce.
Our mission is not just to train, but to transform lives—by equipping young women with the technical skills, confidence, and independence necessary to succeed in today’s competitive job market or venture into entrepreneurship.
Industrial Training Institutes (ITIs) in India are post‑secondary vocational schools run under the Directorate General of Training, Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship.
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