Diplomas in Thripunithura

Train for a Career in
Beauty and Fashion

ISDC is an ISO 9001:2015 certified institute in Thripunithura. Train in Cosmetology or Fashion Technology with hands-on classes taught by industry experts.

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Young Keralites are looking for work while industry is short of skilled workers

Why a vocational skill is a good bet right now.

Why Choose ISDC?

Certified through BSS

Our certificates are issued under Bharat Sevak Samaj (BSS), a national non-government organisation promoted by the Planning Commission, Government of India.

Flexible Payment Options

Pay your tuition in monthly instalments.

Expert Faculty

Learn from people who have worked in beauty and fashion for years.

Hands-On Training

Every course pairs theory with practice sessions in the lab and studio.

ISO 9001:2015 Certified

ISDC is certified to ISO 9001:2015, an audited standard for teaching and student support.

Two certificates with every diploma

Sample copies of the certificates you receive when you complete a diploma.

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Our Popular Diploma Courses

Diploma in Cosmetology and Beauty Parlour Management

Have you watched a bridal look come together and wanted to know how it is done? You can learn it with your own hands.

The course: This beauty parlour diploma in Thripunithura is certified through Bharat Sevak Samaj (BSS). It covers skin, hair, and makeup, and it takes six months or one year.

Six months or one year

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Diploma in Fashion Technology

A wedding outfit is cut for one bride. Would you like to be the person who makes it?

The course: This is a fashion technology course in Kochi. It takes you from the first paper pattern through to a finished garment, with pattern making and stitching.

Bridal wear, stitched by you

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The individual-entrepreneur path

You don't have to wait for a job offer

Start your own salon

₹50,000 to ₹2 lakh

typical investment to start

₹25,000 to ₹1 lakh a month

typical earning

One room is enough to begin, and many owners start from home. The Udyogini Scheme supports women starting this kind of business.

Start your own boutique

₹20,000 to ₹1 lakh

typical investment to start

The diploma teaches pattern making and garment construction, the skills a boutique runs on.

Boutique ownerApparel merchandiserCostume designerFashion entrepreneur

Typical ranges across the beauty and fashion industry, not an ISDC promise. Ask us for specifics.

See the campus

A quick look at the labs, studios and classrooms. The full gallery shows them flat or as a 360-degree dome.

Students practising a service in the cosmetology lab

A fashion design workstation with a sewing machine and pattern

Beauty tools and products laid out on a bench

Pattern pieces and drafting tools on a table

A student at work on the ISDC Thripunithura campus

Inside a practical studio at ISDC Thripunithura

A student concentrating on hands-on work

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What Our
Students Say

The Fashion Technology course at ISDC not only taught me the fundamentals of fashion but also gave me the practical skills to start my boutique.

Pattern-making finally clicked once we were on the machines every day. I left able to cut and sew a collection, not just sketch one.

Tutors corrected the work in front of you, so the mistakes became something I could use in a boutique. That studio time is what stayed with me.

Cosmetology at ISDC took me from watching bridal work to doing it. I was assisting at a salon before the diploma ended.

I came in wanting a small parlour at home. The course covered the treatments and the day-to-day running of a beauty parlour, which is what I needed.

Fashion Technology gave me the drafting and draping practice I could not get from videos. Seeing the garments finished is what made the two years worth it.

The beauty parlour management classes were as useful as the practicals. I learned how a salon books clients and prices a service, not only how to do the service.

I joined for couture and stayed for the pattern work. The fashion diploma is hands-on from the first month, and that is what made me job-ready.

Hair and grooming were taught step by step, with enough repetition that I stopped being nervous with a client in the chair.

The Fashion Technology course at ISDC not only taught me the fundamentals of fashion but also gave me the practical skills to start my boutique.

Train for a Career in
Beauty and Fashion

Young Keralites are looking for work while industry is short of skilled workers