Practical computer training at Charummood, a short journey from Kayamkulam — own machine per student, free demo class before you decide.
Kayamkulam students have long had to choose between travelling to Kollam or Alappuzha for a serious computer course, or settling for whatever is nearest. G-TEC Charummood is a third option: a full training centre a short ride up the road, with the same course structure and the same certificate you would get in a city, without the daily fare and the two hours on a bus.
Add up a city course honestly. The fee is only part of it. There is the bus or train every working day for six months, the food bought outside, the classes missed when the travel goes wrong, and the evenings lost. Students from Kayamkulam who train here keep all of that. The money saved on travel alone is often close to a month of course fee.
It also changes how the course actually goes. When the centre is near home, students attend properly, catch up easily after an absence, and come back for extra practice hours before an exam. Attendance is the single biggest predictor of whether somebody finishes a course, and distance is what breaks it.
Every student sits at their own computer. We run 50+ computers across four labs — accounting and MS Office, software, multimedia and CAD — and we add machines as batches grow, so nobody shares a keyboard and nobody watches over a shoulder. The labs are air-conditioned and run entirely on solar power, so a power cut does not end the class.
The work is real from the first week. Accounting students post entries from real company files. CAD students draw real components. Programming students build something that runs. That is what a hiring manager tests in an interview, and it is what practice on your own machine gives you.
The courses Kayamkulam students choose most are Tally and accounting, which leads into local firm work and Gulf accounting roles, and digital marketing, which is now hiring across small businesses in the area. Software and CAD follow close behind for college students and diploma holders.
Every course ends in a G-TEC certificate from a network of 800+ centres across 23 countries, so it carries outside Kerala — which matters if your plan includes the Gulf. We also help with resumes, interview practice and placement contacts. See what is on offer on our courses page, or read our guide to getting an accounting job in the Gulf.
We have been at Charummood for over 25 years. Families here send a second child after the first one finished, which is the only recommendation that really counts in a place like ours. Our students and their reviews are on the student reviews page — read them before you decide.
Walk in during opening hours and you will meet the people who will actually teach you. Nothing about this centre is a call centre or a franchise brochure.
Six batches run each working day between 8:30am and 5:00pm, Saturday until 4:30pm, and there is a Sunday morning batch from 9:30am to 1:00pm. Students coming from Kayamkulam usually take one long batch rather than two short ones, so the trip is worth making, and working students often take the Sunday slot. Tell us your travel timing and we will fit the batch around it, not the other way round.
Come and sit in one class before you decide anything. No fee, no commitment, and you will be on a machine, not watching from the back. Message us on WhatsApp at 075609 21001 and tell us you are coming from Kayamkulam, and we will suggest a batch that fits your travel.
We also train students from Mavelikara · Nooranad and across the district — see all service areas.
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