The George Telegraph Training Institute - Bagnan - GTTIB started activities in 1920 and from that point forward it has been committed to the strengthening of youth through preparing in professional exchanges. As a pioneer in the field, the Institute immediately increased an imposing notoriety and its greatness in preparing was perceived by assorted experts like the British Army, the Indian Defense Forces, Maritime Authorities and the British Railway Board. 

Its huge involvement in professional training has brought about an institutionalized prospectuses and technique that is organized but then adaptable enough to adjust to the changing needs of the ventures. The Institute can flaunt its exceptionally qualified group of instructors who work steadily towards giving understudies the most ideal preparing. Character improvement and preparing sessions are composed for the understudies with the goal that they have an edge when they face interviews. What's more, it likewise gives different business situated beneficial preparing in English language and character improvement so that on fulfillment of their courses the understudies are prepared for work and are certain about their ability in the picked field. 

The Institute additionally attempts different representative preparing and appraisal programs for outer associations, inside its grounds or off-grounds, according to request. The George Telegraph Training Institute is, at present giving preparing to in excess of 25,000 understudies in excess of 50 focuses situated in West Bengal, Agartala, Assam and Odisha. The Main Center is at 136, B. B. Ganguly Street, Kolkata. The goal behind the extension is to arrive at the products of its one of a kind professional educational program to the most required in the non-metropolitan zones. The Institute is a preparation accomplice of National Skill Development Corporation (NSDC). NSDC is a non-benefit Company under the Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship, Govt. of India. The courses accessible at all focuses are NSDC associated.