5 -year -old Yakana Thakur, preparing to go to college, says, “I want to be a moral hacker.”
He went to the Government Industrial Training Institute (ITI) in Mandla district of Madhya Pradesh, 6 km away from his village, km kilometer away from his village. Here he is training in a certificate course from Computer Operator and Programming Assistant (COPA).
His farmer father, for the benefit of the movement, gave him a bike. With his father’s encouragement, he chose the subject of science in his senior secondary class and then took a position to learn computer coding.
Yakana Tagore is one of the 108 girls students who have been admitted to the Westem Course of UN Women’s Institute UN Women.
The project is operating the local non -governmental organization, holding Hyde Hihah. Under this program, their time has been taught to use professional online forums such as conducting, conversation, biodata and gmail LinkedIn.
The petition states, “Westm’s classrooms have improved my time management. Now I can easily study farm work, homework and ITI in a balanced manner.”
Applicants start to head to their books in the light of a bulb in their room.
In the village of Appeal, very few girls go to the far-flung cities and get higher education or make career. However, detailed opportunities such as application have been presented under Westem’s employment-Tiriya training and employment search promotion.
Family support
Yachana’s father Bajrang Thakur said, “My older daughter is graduating in Jabalpur, and I am happy that Yakna got employment in Ahmedabad. I have a son who studies in the tenth standard.”
“I want all my kids to study, get good employment and contribute to the development of the country.”
He says that if he had a resource, he would have given a scooter to the application instead of a bike.
Applicant cousin Deepika is a ITI Copa student and a Westem contestant. In an interview given for employment, he gave the curriculum for his new confidence.
Deepika said, “Although I was nervous before interviewing for employment, the SWLot analysis and skill training obtained during the Westem course increased new confidence in me.”
“When our families see the letters of our employment proposal, they were very happy. We’ll be the first person in our family and work in another city,” she said.
Deepika will soon work at a company in the city of Diwas, a city in Madhya Pradesh, about 550 km from her home.
At the same time, applicants say, “I’ve got two offers so far. I will choose the most appropriate company to fulfill my dream of being a moral hacker.”
Uninterrupted to resolve
Jyoti Jharia smiled at Mandla district and said, “Initially Westem’s classes seemed very dull. Our teachers emphasized the presence of the classroom and we were sometimes rebuked for not coming to the classroom.”
Like the application, Jyoti, a computer operator and programming assistant (COPA) course in ITI, realized the importance of the program when he started to go regularly, “My confidence began to increase. Our teacher helped recognize our strength and increase it.
When Jyoti and his classmates attended a job fair organized under the Westem program, the skills from these classes proved to be invaluable.
“I didn’t want to go. But I thought it was better to get away from the bully.” Then after an interview, he got a proposal to work in a organization in Gujarat.
When he had to go to Bhopal to participate in a program to get his proposal letter, where he met successful women in a renowned organization like IIT, who shared with them to start business with zero.
Jyoti’s first journey away from home has given a new direction of his life. He met many important officers in Bhopal. Also, the proposal letter was received, in which he offered to pay Rs. 16,000.
Although the family responsibility was refrained from taking employment in Jyoti Gujarat, through the experience of Westem, he has taken his ambition to join the Defense Force.
Jyoti, his father’s friend, is inspired by an army officer, dreaming of wearing uniforms one day.
He is preparing for the officer level examination with the Joint Defense Service (CDS) exam in the upcoming session.
The effect of the Westem project
UN Women’s Westem Under the program, more than 450 girls like Jyoti and Jyoti have the advantage of their career advice. In addition to these, 4 trainers have also been trained in the workshop of poorest (sexual harassment).
Disha Verma, who participated in the Government Women ITI, said of the impact of the Chindwara Westem program, “Through this program I not only learn technical skills, but I am also self -impaired.”
“My career goals were clear at the advice of training sessions and career. I found the real art experience by opening new opportunities for me by visiting the Raymond Limited company and participating in the job fair.”
Parents also recognized the importance of this initiative. Bali Kanjojkar, whose daughter is part of the Westem program, expressed her gratitude to the project, “This program has proved to be an important turn in my daughter’s life. Now he is getting employment opportunities and he is on his way to self -help. This initiative has increased his confidence. “
Monica Bashank, the official ITI participant in Balghat, shared her experience, “The training I have received under the Westem program was a great experience for me. After completing 122 hours of training, I am now fully ready to work in the industry.
Teachers are also taking the impact on the students. “The Westem program has strengthened our students with practical industrial skills and provided career counseling to their education,” said the Government Polytaconic Board trainer.
Under this initiative, more than 2,000 127 young women were admitted from 23 ITI institutions and 7 Polytechnic colleges.
During his 122 -hour training, he is being given the 21st century employment skills, stem education and vocational training.
So far, more than 126 candidates have received employment appointments in the prestigious agencies, where they are working on the pay scale up to Rs. The average salary is 13 thousand per month.