34,920 participants are scheduled for the first batch in October.
The program is called Deen Dayal Upadhyaya Rural Skill Training Programme.
It provides placement‑linked training, meaning it helps students get jobs after learning.
A digital portal will track progress and make payments easier.
Four regional workshops will be held in Shillong, Vijayawada, Mumbai and Dharamshala.
These classes will start in October across 14 states and union territories such as Karnataka, Bihar and West Bengal.
Each training program can last from three months to twelve months, depending on the subject.
The plan is to help more than 357,000 rural youth find jobs by the end of 2027.
The government will hold workshops to teach officials how to use a new online system for the program.
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