TJAI (Jockeys Association)

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Features

Promote Association: Implement cloud-based networking and community platform with white-labelled mobile app under your association brand.

Members Digital Records: Manage the digital records and online profiles of all your members and their membership details.

Stay Connected: Drive collaboration & stay connect with all the members of your association through messages, notifications & broadcasts.

Members Engagement: Facilitate your members to connect and engage with each other to share information, ideas, experiences, etc.

Knowledge Base: Provide a digital file repository of knowledge base for your members to access the learning resources related to your association.

Learning and Development: Provide online certification courses to your members for skilling, re-skilling, upskilling and cross-skilling.

Events Management: Organize and conduct various professional, social and fun related events for your members to register and attend.

Career Advancement: Facilitate your members with career advancement opportunities through networking and references.

Membership Management: Send automated reminders to your members for membership fee payments and collect the fee online.

The Jockeys Association of India was formed during the year 1971, and duly registered under Mysore Societies Registration Act 1960 vide Sl.No. 138/71-72. The main objective to form this Association was to maintain the highest standards of honor, integrity and courtesy among the jockeys. For decades, without any support from the Turf Clubs, the jockeys found it difficult to look into the problems that confronted them. Holding licenses from the Club themselves, the Professionals were afraid of forcing the issues related to the jockeys as the authorities wielded unlimited powers that could be used to silent any dissent. Hence to SUPPORT and PROTECT the character, status and interest generally of the jockey's profession the Association came into existence.