AAFT International Skill Development Council Partners with International Children’s Film Forum to Empower Young Talent
Noida, The AAFT International Skill Development Council has officially joined hands with the International Children’s Film Forum (ICFF) to create new avenues for skill development among school and college students. This collaboration aims to nurture creativity, technical expertise, and professional readiness in young learners.
The Asian Academy of Film and Television (AAFT) has already developed 18 fully functional segments dedicated to skill-based education for youth. Many of these courses focus exclusively on hands-on learning, ensuring students acquire practical capabilities that directly translate into career opportunities. Recognized globally, AAFT has been cited as a case study by numerous universities and colleges worldwide for its effective skill-oriented training model.
“Our students are trained to step into the professional world with confidence. In fact, they possess the capability to work outside the campus from the very next day after completing their program,” said Dr. Sandeep Marwah, President of the International Skill Development Council.
Through this partnership, ICFF and AAFT will jointly design and implement initiatives to integrate filmmaking, media literacy, and other creative arts into skill development programs for young learners, fostering both personal growth and professional excellence.
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