Overview
Short Term Tailoring Training at Villages
OEI provides short-term tailoring training at villages for women with disabilities who face challenges in accessing training in the city. This initiative aims to empower and uplift women with disabilities by equipping them with tailoring skills, enabling them to earn a livelihood from the comfort of their villages. The training program is designed to be accessible and inclusive, catering to the specific needs of each participant. Through this initiative, OEI strives to promote self-sufficiency and economic independence among women with disabilities, fostering a sense of empowerment and pride within their communities.
The Process
The process of providing short-term tailoring training at villages for women with disabilities who cannot come to the city for training involves the following steps:
Identifying the Villages: OEI identifies villages with a significant population of women with disabilities who are interested in learning tailoring skills but face challenges in accessing training centers in the city.
Mobilization and Awareness: OEI conducts awareness campaigns and mobilization efforts in these villages to inform women with disabilities about the short-term tailoring training program and its benefits.
Enrollment and Registration: Interested women with disabilities register for the training program. OEI collects their basic details and assesses their specific training needs and requirements.
Training Center Setup: OEI establishes a temporary training center in the village, equipped with sewing machines, materials, and other necessary resources for the training.
Tailoring Training: Qualified trainers conduct the short-term tailoring training sessions, teaching various aspects of tailoring, such as cutting, stitching, and designing. The curriculum is designed to suit the participants’ abilities and cater to their unique learning needs.
Skill Enhancement: The training program focuses on building the participants’ tailoring skills and empowering them to produce quality products.
Practical Experience: The participants get hands-on experience by working on real projects, such as making garments, accessories, and home textiles.
Business Skills: Alongside tailoring skills, participants are taught basic business skills to manage their micro-enterprises effectively.
Graduation and Certification: At the end of the training period, participants are evaluated, and those who successfully complete the course receive a certification from OEI.
Follow-Up and Support: OEI continues to provide support and guidance to the trained women with disabilities, helping them set up their micro-businesses and access resources for income generation.
By offering short-term tailoring training in villages, OEI empowers women with disabilities, enabling them to become financially independent and contribute positively to their families and communities.
Empowering disabled women in villages with short-term tailoring training for income generation and self-reliance.
FAQ's
Few of the most asked questions – answered.
Women with disabilities residing in villages who are interested in learning tailoring skills.
The training program is short-term, typically ranging from a few weeks to a few months, depending on the curriculum.
There is no specific age limit, but participants should be capable of actively engaging in the training.
Participants will learn various tailoring skills, including cutting, stitching, and designing.
The training program is provided free of cost to the participants.
Yes, participants will receive a certification from OEI upon successful completion of the training program.
The training is conducted in community centers or suitable locations within the villages.
OEI provides ongoing support and assistance in setting up small businesses or accessing resources to utilize their newly acquired skills.
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