Facilitating Training and Development

The growth and development of a community-at-large can only occur by focusing on the individuals that compose the community. With this in mind, the Sikh Research Institute organizes and facilitates numerous educational forums focused on distinct segments of the population.  Most often geared toward a target group of 16-35 year olds, the Institute conducts a number of workshops and programs tailored to a specific audience’s need, such as: 

• Mark of Excellence
• Grihast
• Sidak
• Community Revival

To develop leadership, individuals displaying potential in shaping the community are provided with ideological, behavioral, organizational, and managerial skills. The Institute hosts a number of programs specifically designed for:

• High School and College Students
• Executives, Young Professionals and Recent Graduates
• Social Activists and Community Leaders
• Newly Married Couples
• Sikh and Non-Sikh Organizations and Institutions
• Government Agencies

The Institute recognizes that each sector in the community has specific needs that must be met. Therefore, specific training and development meets those needs while increasing the relevancy and effectiveness of informational sessions and modes of education. All programs include sessions on skills in the areas of:

• Communication
• Motivation
• Attitude
• Goal Setting
• Personal Development
• Self-Empowerment

Workshops and programs range in length from one day to two weeks. Many events have become recurring features in major cities, while others are based at our headquarters in San Antonio, Texas.

Please click on a link on the menu to the left to see details on each Training and Development program.