Solution · Skill & Vocational

Enrolment marketing for skill and vocational institutes.

Skill learners decide on jobs, fees and proximity, often in Tier 2 and Tier 3 cities. We reach them with vernacular, mobile-first and placement-led campaigns.

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Skill learners ask one question: will this get me a job?

Learners choosing a skill, vocational or certificate programme are practical about it. They want to know which job the course leads to, what it pays, how long it takes, what it costs and how far they have to travel. Many live in Tier 2 and Tier 3 cities and towns, use a phone as their main screen, prefer Hindi or a regional language, and make the decision with their family. Glossy campus advertising answers none of those questions.

We build enrolment campaigns that do. Creative is produced in Hindi and regional languages, featuring trainers, workshops and past learners in their jobs where they consent to be shown. Targeting works at district level, funnels run on WhatsApp, and counsellors call back quickly in the learner's language. Messaging is anchored in the NSQF level, job role and certification each programme leads to, with placement information your institute can verify, presented by course and batch.

Skill institutes can also offer pathways that general colleges often cannot. Through MSM CampusOS workforce mobility programmes, institutes can connect training to industry-validated frameworks and train-and-deploy models with employers. Through MSM Unify's international network, some learners can explore opportunities that call for verified skills and language preparation. We present these pathways accurately in campaigns, with the eligibility conditions attached, so learners and their families join with realistic expectations about what comes after the course.

The challenge

Common challenges we solve.

Messaging that ignores jobs

Ads talk about facilities and certificates while learners want job roles, salaries, duration and fees in clear terms.

English-only funnels

English forms and creative lose learners who are more comfortable in Hindi or their regional language.

Unreachable leads

Cheap leads from broad targeting turn out to be outside travel distance, ineligible or not reachable by phone.

What's included

What you get

Vernacular creative

Hindi and regional-language ads and content.

Tier 2/3 targeting

District-level geo and WhatsApp-first funnels.

Placement messaging

Job outcomes front and centre.

Workforce mobility links

Connected to MSM workforce programmes.

WhatsApp enrolment funnel

Click-to-WhatsApp ads, automated replies in the learner's language and a quick handover to a counsellor.

Batch-wise demand planning

Campaign timing matched to batch start dates and centre capacity, so seats fill without overbooking.

How it works

How we work, step by step.

  1. Job-role mapping

    Each programme linked to its NSQF level, job role, certification and the employers or sectors it serves.

  2. Vernacular creative

    Short videos, posters and WhatsApp content in Hindi and regional languages, built around trainers, labs and job roles.

  3. District-level campaigns

    Meta, YouTube and Google campaigns targeted by district and pin code, with WhatsApp-first enquiry funnels.

  4. Callback & batch fill

    Same-day callbacks in the learner's language, batch-wise enrolment tracking and weekly reports by district and course.

Why MSM CampusOS

Why institutions choose us

  • Campaigns planned around job roles and NSQF levels, with outcome claims verified before they are published.
  • Creative production in Hindi and regional languages, with scripts reviewed by native speakers.
  • District and pin-code targeting matched to your training centres and realistic travel distances.
  • WhatsApp-first funnels and callback scripts designed for first-time and family decision-makers.
  • Links to MSM CampusOS workforce mobility and train-and-deploy programmes where eligibility fits.
  • Batch-wise reporting on enquiries, counselling, enrolments and drop-offs by centre.
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Do you work with NSDC-affiliated training partners?
Yes. We work with NSDC-affiliated training partners, private ITIs, polytechnics, skill universities and independent vocational institutes. Our role is enrolment marketing and, through our workforce initiatives, curriculum and industry linkages. Scheme-specific rules, such as eligibility and documentation under government skilling programmes, remain with your institute, and we keep campaign messaging consistent with them.
Which languages can you create campaigns in?
Most campaigns run in Hindi and English, and we produce creative in other regional languages based on your catchment, such as Marathi, Bengali, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada or Gujarati. Scripts are written for the audience from the start instead of being translated word for word, and native speakers check them before production so the tone feels local.
How do you talk about placements without overpromising?
We use only placement data your institute can verify, by course and batch, and we describe it plainly: which employers hired, in which roles and at what typical salary range. We avoid guaranteed-job claims, which mislead learners and create regulatory and reputational risk for the institute. Learner stories are used only with written consent.
Can a small institute with one or two centres benefit?
Yes. Smaller institutes often gain the most from tight district-level targeting and a well-run WhatsApp funnel, because every enquiry is close enough to enrol. We scale the plan to your batch sizes and centre capacity, and we start with the courses that have the clearest job outcomes and the most open seats.
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