| # | Training Provider/Institution | Course | Level | Funding Source | Course Fee | Application Date | Course Date | Course Description | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 5 | Technical Training Institute Samthang | EV Technician | BQF Certificate 3 | RGoB (National Skills Development) | 0 | 9th-Aug-2026 to 12th-Sep-2026 | 14th-Sep-2026 to 28th-Feb-2027 | What you'll master: Cutting-edge EV maintenance and repair systems Hands-on practical learning with modern tools Industry-relevant skills for the green energy transition | Apply |
| 6 | Jigme Wangchuck Power Training Institute | Jimzo | BQF Certificate 2 | RGoB (National Skills Development) | 1750 | 24th-Aug-2026 to 6th-Sep-2026 | 10th-Sep-2026 to 10th-Oct-2027 | -0Introduces learners to the basic principles, techniques, and creative processes of clay sculpture. -Develops practical skills in preparing, shaping, modelling, carving, and joining clay materials. -Covers the use of basic tools, equipment, and materials safely and effectively. -Enables learners to create simple three-dimensional sculptures based on objects, figures, and creative ideas. -Develops understanding of proportion, form, texture, balance, and finishing techniques. Provides hands-on practice in drying, surface finishing, and basic colouring or decoration. Emphasizes creativity, patience, accuracy, workplace safety, and proper care of tools and materials. Prepares learners for entry-level employment, self-employment, craft production, and further training in sculpture and related creative fields. | Apply |
| 7 | Jigme Wangchuck Power Training Institute | Jimzo | BQF Certificate 3 | RGoB (National Skills Development) | 1750 | 24th-Aug-2026 to 6th-Sep-2026 | 10th-Sep-2026 to 10th-Aug-2028 | Develops advanced practical skills in clay sculpture, focusing on Bhutanese artistic traditions, cultural themes, and contemporary creative practices. Enables learners to design and produce detailed sculptures inspired by Bhutanese heritage, nature, religious and cultural motifs, and everyday life. Covers advanced techniques in clay preparation, modelling, carving, joining, texturing, mould making, drying, and finishing. Introduces appropriate use of traditional Bhutanese patterns, symbols, and decorative elements while maintaining cultural sensitivity. Provides practical experience in kiln operation, firing, glazing, colouring, and surface finishing. Develops skills in interpreting client requirements and producing quality products for local markets, tourism, handicrafts, and cultural institutions. Promotes entrepreneurship, self-employment, product development, creativity, and sustainable use of locally available materials. | Apply |
| 8 | Jigme Wangchuck Power Training Institute | Tshemdru | BQF Certificate 2 | RGoB (National Skills Development) | 1750 | 24th-Aug-2026 to 6th-Sep-2026 | 13th-Sep-2026 to 13th-Oct-2027 | Introduces learners to the basic skills of stitching, footwear construction, and boot making in the Bhutanese context. Covers identification and proper use of basic tools, sewing machines, leather, fabric, thread, soles, and other footwear materials. Develops practical skills in measuring, marking, cutting, stitching, joining, and assembling boot components. Provides hands-on practice in producing simple boots and footwear suitable for Bhutanese weather, workplaces, cultural activities, and daily use. Introduces basic finishing, repair, maintenance, and quality-checking techniques. Emphasizes safe handling of tools, machines, adhesives, and workshop equipment. Encourages learners to incorporate suitable Bhutanese designs, colours, patterns, and traditional footwear elements where appropriate. Prepares learners for entry-level employment, self-employment, tailoring and footwear workshops, handicraft enterprises, and further training in footwear production. | Apply |
| 9 | Jigme Wangchuck Power Training Institute | Tshemdru | BQF Certificate 3 | RGoB (National Skills Development) | 1750 | 24th-Aug-2026 to 6th-Sep-2026 | 13th-Sep-2026 to 13th-Oct-2027 | Develops advanced practical skills in stitching, footwear construction, and boot making suited to the Bhutanese context. Covers advanced pattern making, measurement, cutting, stitching, joining, shaping, and assembly of different types of boots and footwear. Enables learners to work with leather, synthetic materials, textiles, soles, linings, and other footwear components. Provides practical skills in producing durable footwear suitable for Bhutanese weather, occupational needs, cultural activities, and daily use. Introduces techniques for incorporating Bhutanese-inspired designs, traditional patterns, colours, and decorative elements while maintaining quality and cultural appropriateness. Develops skills in footwear repair, alteration, finishing, quality control, and product improvement. Emphasizes safe and efficient operation of sewing machines, cutting tools, adhesives, and workshop equipment. | Apply |
| 10 | Jigme Wangchuck Power Training Institute | Construction Carpentry | BQF Certificate 2 | RGoB (National Skills Development) | 1750 | 24th-Aug-2026 to 6th-Sep-2026 | 13th-Sep-2026 to 13th-Oct-2027 | Introduces learners to basic construction carpentry skills and practices relevant to the Bhutanese construction industry. Covers identification, selection, measurement, marking, cutting, shaping, and joining of timber and common carpentry materials. Develops practical skills in using hand tools, portable power tools, and basic carpentry equipment safely and effectively. Provides hands-on practice in constructing simple wooden components such as frames, doors, windows, partitions, floors, and roof elements. Introduces learners to basic interpretation of drawings, measurements, dimensions, and construction specifications. Emphasizes proper workplace safety, housekeeping, material handling, and sustainable use of locally available timber. Incorporates Bhutanese construction practices, traditional design elements, and appropriate cultural considerations where relevant. Prepares learners for entry-level employment in construction, carpentry workshops, building projects, self-employment, and further training in construction-related trades. | Apply |
| 11 | Jigme Wangchuck Power Training Institute | Construction Carpentry | BQF Certificate 3 | RGoB (National Skills Development) | 1750 | 24th-Aug-2026 to 6th-Sep-2026 | 13th-Sep-2026 to 13th-Oct-2027 | Develops advanced construction carpentry skills relevant to Bhutan’s building and construction sector. Covers advanced measurement, setting-out, marking, cutting, shaping, jointing, and installation of timber components. Provides practical skills in constructing and installing doors, windows, staircases, floors, partitions, ceilings, roof structures, and other wooden building components. Develops competency in interpreting construction drawings, specifications, measurements, and basic structural details. Introduces advanced carpentry joints, timber framing, finishing, repair, maintenance, and quality-control techniques. Emphasizes safe and efficient use of hand tools, power tools, machinery, scaffolding, and other workshop equipment. Incorporates Bhutanese construction practices, traditional architectural features, appropriate timber use, and cultural design elements. Promotes sustainable material use, waste reduction, workplace professionalism, teamwork, and adherence to construction standards. Prepares learners for skilled employment, entrepreneurship, construction projects, carpentry workshops, and further technical training. | Apply |
| 12 | Jigme Wangchuck Power Training Institute | Wooden Furniture Maker | BQF Certificate 2 | RGoB (National Skills Development) | 1750 | 24th-Aug-2026 to 6th-Sep-2026 | 13th-Sep-2026 to 13th-Oct-2027 | Introduces learners to basic wooden furniture-making skills relevant to the Bhutanese context and local market needs. Covers identification, selection, preparation, measurement, marking, cutting, shaping, and joining of timber and board materials. Develops practical skills in making simple furniture such as stools, tables, chairs, shelves, cabinets, and basic household items. Provides hands-on practice in using hand tools, portable power tools, and basic woodworking machines safely. Introduces basic furniture drawings, measurements, dimensions, patterns, and cutting lists. Develops skills in sanding, surface preparation, polishing, painting, and other basic finishing techniques. Encourages the use of locally available and sustainable timber while minimizing material wastage. Introduces Bhutanese-inspired designs, traditional patterns, and decorative elements suitable for homes, offices, institutions, and tourism-related businesses. Emphasizes workplace safety, proper tool maintenance, quality control, teamwork, and good housekeeping. Prepares learners for entry-level employment, self-employment, furniture workshops, handicraft enterprises, and further training in furniture production. | Apply |
| 13 | Jigme Wangchuck Power Training Institute | Troezo | BQF Certificate 2 | RGoB (National Skills Development) | 1750 | 24th-Aug-2026 to 5th-Sep-2026 | 13th-Sep-2026 to 13th-Oct-2027 | The Certificate II in Jewellery Making program provides trainees with the fundamental knowledge and practical skills required to design, create, and finish basic jewellery pieces. The course covers workplace safety, identification and use of jewellery-making tools and equipment, measuring and marking, cutting, filing, soldering, polishing, stone setting, and finishing techniques. Trainees also develop skills in interpreting simple design drawings, selecting appropriate materials, and maintaining quality standards. Emphasis is placed on precision, creativity, craftsmanship, and professional work practices. Graduates will be prepared for entry-level employment in the jewellery industry or for further technical and vocational training. | Apply |
| 14 | Jigme Wangchuck Power Training Institute | Lhadri | BQF Certificate 2 | RGoB (National Skills Development) | 1750 | 24th-Aug-2026 to 5th-Sep-2026 | 13th-Sep-2026 to 13th-Oct-2027 | Introduces learners to the fundamental principles, techniques, and practices of traditional Bhutanese painting. Covers basic preparation and use of painting materials, tools, pigments, brushes, surfaces, and traditional painting equipment. Develops practical skills in drawing, proportion, composition, line work, colouring, shading, and decorative patterns. Provides hands-on practice in creating simple Bhutanese traditional motifs, floral designs, decorative patterns, and culturally appropriate artworks. Introduces basic techniques used in traditional Bhutanese art while emphasizing respect for cultural and religious significance. Develops skills in preparing surfaces, mixing colours, applying paint, and completing basic finishing work. Encourages learners to use locally available materials and maintain cleanliness, accuracy, patience, and attention to detail. Promotes preservation of Bhutanese artistic heritage while encouraging creativity and appropriate contemporary applications. Prepares learners for entry-level employment, self-employment, handicraft production, cultural projects, tourism-related businesses, and further training in Bhutanese painting. | Apply |
| 15 | Technical Training Institute Khuruthang | Welding | BQF Certificate 2 | RGoB (National Skills Development) | 550 | 28th-Aug-2026 to 10th-Sep-2026 | 14th-Sep-2026 to 15th-Dec-2027 | welding BQFC2 | Apply |
| 16 | Bhutan Institute of Tourism and Hospitality | Culture Tour Guiding | BQF Certificate 2 | Self Funded | 38000 | 2nd-Sep-2026 to 5th-Sep-2026 | 7th-Sep-2026 to 30th-Nov-2026 | A practical training program that equips participants with the knowledge and skills to guide visitors, share Bhutan’s rich culture and heritage, and provide safe, professional, and memorable experiences to tourists. | Apply |
Department of Workforce Planning and Skills Development
TVET Quality Council
Thimphu, Bhutan