BIRED to give free coaching for rural youth

BIRED to give free coaching for rural youth
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District Youth and Sports Officer (DYSO) K Rajaveer informed that Bankers Institute of Rural and Entrepreneurship Development (BIRED) of Rajendranagar in Hyderabad, will give free coaching to rural youth in various categories for skill development in Peddapalli on Friday.

DYSO K Rajaveer said that candidates, who have completed MBA, MCA and Engineering are not eligible to apply for the courses

​Peddapalli: District Youth and Sports Officer (DYSO) K Rajaveer informed that Bankers Institute of Rural and Entrepreneurship Development (BIRED) of Rajendranagar in Hyderabad, will give free coaching to rural youth in various categories for skill development in Peddapalli on Friday.

In a statement released here, the DYSO said that free coaching will be given to rural youth within the age group of 19 to 30 years in various categories of MS Office, PC hardware, domestic electrician and agri pump set repairing along with mobile servicing.

About 25 to 40 youth would be selected for free coaching, along with free boarding and lodging facilities. Candidates, who cleared Intermediate, will be selected for coaching in MS Office and PC hardware and candidates must have passed SSC to get mobile servicing training, and for getting coaching in domestic electrician and agri pump set repairing, candidates with SSC pass or fail are eligible, he explained.

Certificates would be given to the candidates after successful completion of the training. Interested candidates belonging to rural areas can apply by downloading the application form from www.bired.org website. July 15 is the last date for submitting filled in applications.

For further details candidates may contact at 040-60026351, 040 29709295 and 9948587555, the DYSO Rajaveer said.

Candidates, who have completed MBA, MCA and Engineering are not eligible to apply for the above mentioned courses and those suffering with health problems were also not eligible, he added.

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