#MySkillMyPower campaign is now live!
On this World Youth Skills Day, here is your chance to show your skills to the world and get recognised!
How to participate?
Share a 10 to 30-second video showcasing a skill you’ve learned- whether through self-learning, hands-on experience, or through the Reliance Foundation Skilling Academy.
Your video can feature any of the following:
- A digital skill (e.g., graphic design, web development, data analysis)
- A trade skill (e.g., tailoring, carpentry, hair styling)
- A soft skill (e.g., leadership, teamwork, conflict resolution)
- A creative skill (e.g., photography, dance, storytelling, illustration)
Skills can be linked to a career goal, project, or real-world problem solved.
How to submit?
- Upload the video on Instagram or LinkedIn
- Tag @RelianceFoundation and #RFSkillingAcademy
- Use the hashtag #MySkillMyPower to enter the challenge
For shortlisted entries, Reliance Foundation team will reach out for submission of a high resolution video and request consent for further promotion.
Last date to submit
31st July 2025
What is in it for you?
Winners will be recognised as the Reliance Foundation Skilling Academy - Youth Ambassador, earning an exclusive mentorship session with industry leaders and will receive invites to our skilling events. Plus, the winners and the winning video entries will be featured on social media.
Ground Rules
Like any competition, there are a few things to keep in mind.
- The video should be captured in well-lit conditions.
- Clearly capture the skill you have acquired. Stablise your phone or camera before capturing.
- Include an introduction of yourself.
- You can present the content in English or a language of your choice.
- Avoid harsh lighting or backlighting that makes your face appear dark.
- Ensure minimal background noise.
- Keep the background clean and uncluttered.
- Speak clearly and confidently. Maintain eye contact with the lens, not the screen.
- Do a test shot first. Record a short test clip to check for audio, lighting, and framing before recording the final version.