Free coaching for disadvantaged begins today

Youth Empowering Service-Jesuits (YESJ) in association with Andhra Loyola Institute of Engineering and Technology (ALIET) will be organising a three week free training camp on English and Vocational course training for 100 students from April 28.

The training camp would be held for the rural youth, especially for the disadvantaged and school drop outs, aged 15-25 years said V V Prabhakar Rao, the HOD for S and H department, ALIET in a press note on Thursday. As all the selected candidates are from ST, SC and poor families the coaching would be given fee of cost he added.

He said that the three week free coaching classes on English would be given for 75 students for college going youth of rural villages. The Vocational Training in Home appliances, office appliances and welding would be given for 25 desired and deserving dropout youth of rural villages he added.

He also stated that suitable candidates would be selected for the three week training at ALIET in Soft skills, English and Vocational training.
The special guests for the Inauguration programme are Andhra Pradesh Minorities Department Commissioner Shaik Mohd Iqbal, Bishop T Joseph Raja Rao and AP State Minorities Finance Corporation executive officer N Ratna Manesh. Rector Fr Dusi Ravi Shekhar, Director Fr Francis Xavier and other staff of ALIET will be present as well.