STONE ARTISAN PARK TRAINING INSTITUTE (SAPTI)
STONE ARTISAN PARK TRAINING INSTITUTE
Another Step Towards Swarnim Gujarat
SAPTI is a Dream Project of Gujarat Government to Harness
the tremendous Potential of State’s Stone Industry and Carry
Forward its Valuable Heritage of Stone Art and Architecture
Stone Artisan Park Training Institute
at Dhrangadhra and Ambaji
is Now Open For Different Training Courses
in Stone Related Activities
Training Courses
Four Month on Stone Sculpting
Four Month on Machines for Stone Craft
One year on Stone Enterprise Development
SAPTI
is Promoted by
Industries & Mines Department & Commissioner, Geology
and Mining, Government of Gujarat
Contact for Enrollment, Training & Employment
Stone Technology Centre(Training Division)
Training Service Providers to SAPTI
Restogi House, B9 Vivekanand Marg, Jaipur 302001, India
Phone: +91-141-2376171, 237 9653 . Fax: +91-141-2365232
[email protected] . [email protected]
www.stonetec.org
STONE ARTISAN PARK TRAINING INSTITUTE (SAPTI)
FOR ARCHITECTS & INTERIOR DESIGNERS
Stone Technology Centre(Training Division), Jaipur is presently providing training in stone sector in two State of Art Vocational Training Institutes set up by Industries & Mines Department and Commissioner, Geology & Mining, Government of Gujarat at Ambaji and Dhrangadhra. Four month course on Stone Sculpting, four
month course onMachines for Stone Craft and one year course on Stone Enterprise Development are presently being conducted. In a short span of 2 ½ years Stone Artisan Park Training Institutes were awarded National Education Excellence
Awards 2013 under the category of – “Vocational & Skill Training- Best Government Initiative” by Dr. M.M.Pallam Raju, Hon’ble Minister for HRD, Government of India in New Delhi.
Students and faculty are making special artefacts for interior and exterior for Malls, Hotels, Residential houses, Commercial complexes etc. Architects, interior designers and even landscape architects can get some of artefacts developed at these training institutes in Ambaji in white marble and Dhrangadhra – beige, pink,
yellow sandstone. They can also recruit one year passed out students to assist them in actual working as well as supervision of work relating to stone.
