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Credit-linked courses that build employability

Host practical, credit-linked courses aligned with your syllabus, and give your students a structured route into industry.

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What your college contributes
  • Approval and hosting of the credit-linked course
  • Syllabus and schedule alignment
  • Nomination of students into training and project mentorship
  • A faculty coordinator
What your college gains
  • Better student employability and placement outcomes
  • Stronger industry connections
  • Credit-linked courses aligned with the syllabus
  • A route from student projects to startups
  • A 10% share of the training fee

Every partnership is set out in an agreement with the college.

Delivery

Two ways to run the course

Each credit-linked course is 10 hours, mapped to three credit hours. Choose the format that suits your calendar.

Semester break mode

An intensive block that covers the whole course during the break.

Sunday mode

One session every Sunday, alongside regular classes and without changing the timetable.

Fees

Fees for college programs

All amounts are in Nepalese rupees. Industry partnerships carry no fee.

ItemCharged perPrice
Skill sessionper sessionNPR 2,500
Credit-linked workshop (10 hours)Maps to three credit hoursper workshopNPR 25,000
Group career counselingper sessionNPR 10,000
One-on-one career counselingper studentNPR 250
Training + internship (3 + 3 months)Returned to the student at the end of trainingper studentNPR 21,000
Final-year project supportper group of 5NPR 20,000

The training fee carries a 10% share for the college and a 10% discount for the student. Invoicing, timing and documentation are agreed in each partnership agreement.

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The partnership agreement

Everything agreed up front

  • Course approval and credit recognition
  • Session schedule: semester break or Sunday mode
  • Faculty involvement and a coordination point
  • Batch size and student nomination
  • Internship numbers and hosting
  • Fee handling, college share and student fee return
  • Reporting and review cadence
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Getting started

From first meeting to first batch

  1. Step one

    Partner meeting

    We explain the credit-linked model and hear your priorities.

  2. Step two

    Syllabus and skill mapping

    We review your course content, map the gaps and design the course.

  3. Step three

    Agreement

    Scheduling, faculty involvement, batch sizes, internships and fees.

  4. Step four

    Launch

    Credit sessions and counseling first, then training, internships and mentorship.

Questions

What colleges ask us

Approve and host the credit-linked course, align the syllabus and schedule, nominate students, and name a faculty coordinator.

The course is 10 hours and worth three credit hours. It runs as an intensive block in the semester break, or every Sunday during the term, on a schedule agreed with the college.

Better student employability, stronger industry links, courses aligned with the syllabus, a route from student projects to startups, and a 10% share of the training fee.

There is zero net cost. The training fee is returned to the student at the end of training.

Students work in groups of five for 4–6 months, alongside the pathway, with supervision from topic selection to delivery. Strong projects may be co-funded by Iraa Ventures toward a startup.

For colleges

Bring Seepshila to your campus

Tell us about your college and programs. We’ll arrange a meeting with your faculty.

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