Flagship Paid Programme
SAGIFY Future Skills & Employability Accelerator
A 5-week, outcome-based blended Student Development Programme
designed to turn awareness into applied skills, demonstrated
capability and a student employability portfolio.
50 Hours
Total Learning
25 + 25
Campus + Online
45 Days
Portal Access*
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Programme Structure
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5 on-campus days × 5 hours covering future skills, AI,
communication, leadership and career readiness
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10 self-paced modules × 2.5 hours with videos, activities,
quizzes and assignments
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Pre- and post-assessments with skill-gap insights and
measurable learning outcomes
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Practical activities focused on applying skills rather than
passive learning
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Certificate based on participation, module completion and
assessment criteria
Student & Institutional Deliverables
Professional Resume
Structured career-ready resume developed during the programme.
AI Prompt Portfolio
Practical evidence of applied AI and prompting skills.
Elevator Pitch
Personal positioning and professional communication practice.
Career Action Plan
Structured pathway for skills, careers and placement readiness.
Mock Interview Feedback
Practical feedback to improve interview performance.
College Evidence Pack
Completion analytics, assessments and programme documentation.
Bring the SAGIFY Employability Accelerator to Your Institution
Request the programme structure, implementation model and
institutional proposal.
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Programme Positioning:
Outcome-based and NAAC-aligned—not “NAAC-approved.”
*45-day portal access is recommended and may be finalised
in the institutional proposal.
For Students
AI confidence, professional communication, problem-solving,
personal branding, interview practice and a digital
employability portfolio.
For Colleges
Attendance, LMS activity, assessments, feedback,
completion analytics and outcome reporting for
institutional records.
NAAC-Aligned Evidence
Documentation may support applicable student capability,
career guidance, skill development and quality initiatives.
IQAC should map evidence to the current framework.