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Advanced Leadership Training & Development Centre

ALTDC Brief Report of 2018-2019

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  1. October 16-18, 2018: ALTDC 1st year trainees had a rich exposure by visiting 4 significant sites during their Educational Guwahati tour.
  2. October 12-22, 2018: ALTDC 2nd year visited 9 communities in 3 different districts of Manipur. They promoted the training as well as their products. One elderly villager commented, “Now after knowing that the training program is such a good one, we are not afraid to send our daughters there”.
  1. December 16-20, 2018: 6 ALTDC 3rd year graduates enhanced their learning from “HimServe” and “Waasta” on their educational tour held in Siliguri. They had taken trip full of fun, excitement and adventure to Gangtok to see snow for the first time in their life. This is also their first-time trip to travel by flight.

ALTDC Brief Report of 2017-2018

Advanced Leadership Training and Development Course (ALTDC) was successfully carried out with the support of Development Associates International (DAI). It has achieved the envisaged results, in molding the lives of school dropout girls who have completed basic skills training course under Local Project Partners (LPP) Centres. There are 28 trainees altogether in ALTDC: 6 in Third year, 8 in Second year and 14 in first year.

Key activities include:

  1. Weaving Skill added in ALTDC: Along with the tailoring, weaving training has been added in ALTDC as a new initiative to handhold the weaving graduates from different centres. This will enable them to lead and teach other weavers in the future and at the same time it will also give them direction towards sustainable earnings. After the completion of the course they will continue as intern in their assigned partner centres.
  2. In the month of January 2018, a new ALTDC supervisor was recruited to oversee the programme. An assistant team leader was also inducted to help out with advanced weaving programme.
  3. Life Skills classes like knitting, food processing, creative stitches, health care have been taken up in order to complement their skills. More skills are also being explored that can be introduced in the training course.
Sl. no. Resource Person/Facilitator Date Venue Topics covered No. of participants
1 Vicky May 4-8, 2017

 

BELC Compound, Udalguri Retreat 24
2 Leader-Ms. Chayanika Momin

Speaker- Bishop of Bodo Evangelical Lutheran Church.

September 29, 2017 BELC Compound, Udalguri Second graduation programme of ALTDC 2 trainees graduated.
3 Felicitated Lhingneivah for completion of 1 year internship as PC producer
4 TRIFED November 4-18, 2017 Goa Exposure visit and sales trip

 

ALTDC 2nd year trainees and some of the graduates
5 January 17, 2018 Darrang Women Weaving Centre (DWWC), Udalguri Inauguration of the new ALTDC Year 2018 batch 14 new trainees enrolled

 

ADVANCED LEADERSHIP TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT CENTRE (2016-2017)

PC Staff in Orange t-shirts ALTDC 3rd year trainees in dark pink T-shirt ALTDC 2nd year trainees in light pink T-shirt ALTDC 1st year in orange T-shirt
PC Staff in Green T-shirts; 3rd year trainees in dark pink T-shirts; 2nd year trainees in light pink T-shirts and 1st year in orange T-shirts

ALTDC aims to build the lives of the girls by providing them holistic training to meet their present need as well as future needs, so that they can live a purposeful life as transformed people.

It is two to three years course. ALTDC had been following a set of guidelines but it was only last year that a formal curriculum development has been initiated to make the learning more systematic.

  • This year there are a total of 17 girls – 9 new girls in first year, 6 in second year and 2 in third year.
  • 2 ALTDC graduates joined PC as interns for 3 months, after which they joined PC’s partners training centres as Instructors.
  • Skill training has been instrumental not only in sharpening but also discovering more potential of the girls. They are now able to produce high quality items. They are able to take bulk orders of bags.
  • The girls were given life skills training which included personality development, communication skills, money management, etc.

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