Sainik Parivar Bhawan Govt. ITI Panchkula is NCVT affiliated ITI conducting Industrial Training in NCVT and SCVT Trades. The institute seeks to impart skill based knowledge and training in relevant trades and get them fit for employment in respective industries.
The institute is situated at Sector 12 Panchkula in the district of Panchkula in state of Haryana. The institute campus is situated in an extremely peaceful and pollution-free location which is ideal for academic activities.
Our Institute is dedicated to providing students with a challenging, relevant and engaging educational experience. We want our students to understand the importance of education and appreciate their individual talents and abilities.
After the 1971 Indo-Pak war, a War Widow Home was established at Chhachhrauli near Yamunanagar to support the War Widows and their dependents in imparting vocational training so as to enable their graceful survival with training provided in Hosiery, Cut-Glass work, Handloom, Knitting, Cutting & Tailoring. Later this facility was extended to the dependents of Ex-Servicemen and serving Army personnel including wards of personnel employed in para-military forces belonging to the State of Haryana.
This scheme is primarily an initiative of the Government of Haryana through Defence & Security Relief (DSR) Fund and Hon’ble Chief Minister is the Chairperson of the DSR Fund. This War Widow Home was subsequently converted into Sainik Parivar Bhavan (SPB) in 1986 and it was initially registered as Society in the year 1999 under Society Registration Act, 1860 and later re-registered under the Haryana Registration and Regulation of the Societies Act, 2012.
On appraisal of this scheme, the Industrial Training Centres (ITCs) of 'Sainik Parivar Bhavans' (SPBs) were opened in Panchkula. Keeping pace with the socio-economic scenario, fresh courses such as Computer Operator & Programming Assistant (COPA) approved by the Director General Employment & Training (DGE&T) under the National Council for Vocational Training (NCVT) scheme were introduced in the SPB ITCs. SPB is governed by its Service (Common Cadre) Rules, 1999 approved by its Management Committee and Registrar of Societies.