Skills & opportunity
Learn locally.
Build possibilities.
Hands-on training for youth and women in remote tribal mandals, with practical pathways towards service work and self-employment.
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Skills that bring
opportunity closer.
125 unemployed and under-employed men and women completed training in Venkatapuram and Wazedu mandals.
Held from 30 December 2025 to 31 January 2026 under the Civic Action Programme, the course combined theory, hands-on practice, digital learning and field exposure.
About 90% of participants were from Scheduled Tribe communities. All 125 completed training; the programme recorded negligible drop-outs.
Five practical trades
Learning by doing.
| Trade | Participants | Practical focus |
|---|---|---|
| Electrician | 25 | Wiring, fixtures, testing tools, fault diagnosis and safety |
| Solar installation technician | 25 | Panel mounting, inverter wiring, commissioning and maintenance |
| Computer repairing | 25 | Assembly, operating systems, troubleshooting and networking basics |
| Mobile repairing | 25 | Hardware diagnostics, component replacement and software issues |
| Tailoring | 25 women | Measurement, cutting, stitching, finishing and design exposure |
Training completion is reported. Employment placement and income increases have not been independently measured in the supplied report.
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