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Training session on Personal Capacity Building held in Ongole
The Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship, Government of India sponsored Jan Shikshan Sansthan organised a training programme on Personal Capacity Building for the instructors working with them in Ongole on Monday
Ongole: The Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship, Government of India sponsored Jan Shikshan Sansthan organised a training programme on Personal Capacity Building for the instructors working with them in Ongole on Monday.
The chief guest, Dr CA Prasad, president of the Praja Science Vedika inaugurated the session and said that there is a special place in society for the vocational course trainers.
He appreciated them for providing training to the women in the most sought courses like dressmaking, beauty culture, printing on saris, maggam work, bags manufacturing etc.
He said that they are playing a key role in educating women from the rural background and teaching with a lot of patience. He also appreciated the Jan Shikshan Sansthan for organising such programmes and encouraging women to move ahead.
The JSS director K Syam Suneel, program officers L Haranath, D Rajendra Prasad, MHK Raju and about 30 instructors from the mandals also participated in the programme.
