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Success Stories of trainees from Empower Pragati

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March 23, 2018
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Anjali, PMKK, Saharanpur, General Duty Assistant, Healthcare, Empower Pragati  

Anjali belongs to a family where her father earns a meagre amount to support the basic needs of the family. He is a farmer by profession. Anjali has studied till class 12.

Empower Pragati_AnjaliShe got to know about the institute due to increase in popularity of the training centre in her neighbourhood and the mobilization activity in her village. She wanted to join Healthcare sector, but could not afford the fees to be paid to other institutes, which charges a sum to certify as well. She came to know from the counsellors that this institute provides free training with NSDC certifications.

She always ways had high aspirations in her life. She wanted to help others, which is the main reason she wanted to join the healthcare sector.  As she was more keen and interested to work in the healthcare sector, so she was advised to take up the General Duty Assistant job role, which would further help her to pursue a career as per her choice.

After joining Empower Pragati’s PMKK Saharanpur, she not only acquired practical and theoretical knowledge regarding the job role, but also certification from NSDC. She has acquired interpersonal skills from the training and it has also boosted her morale. The course was of 5 months duration. She is now working in Portea Healthcare, and has set as an example for other female students in her village. She earns 8750 pm now.

Dayal Singh, Courier Delivery Executive, Logistics, PMKK, Empower Pragati, Baghpat

Dayal belongs to an underprivileged family and his father works as a labourer and is the sole breadwinner. Dayal has completed class 12. He opted for this course, because one of his friends was already working in this sector, and he was unemployed prior to joining the training centre. He had a keen interest towards the courier delivery job role as he already had some information about the work. He came to know about the training institute through the mobilizers, while they were informing about the course benefits and job opportunities after completion of the course in his local area.

Empower Pragati_Dayal SinghHe joined the training institute because of the existing credibility of training and teaching methods followed at the training institute. Some of his friends were already getting training at our training centre and they motivated him to join Empower Pragati PMKK, Baghpat. Before joining the training centre, he lacked self-confidence and presentation skills. The soft skills classes provided helped him to increase his self-confidence, and boosted his morale. He also acquired interpersonal skills and technical knowledge of the job role. He was a hardworking student, who never skipped any class. He always did all his assignments on time. The course was of 3 months.

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