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Kathmandu, March 23: Visiting British Prince Henry Charles Albert David ‘Harry’ has enquired about the vocational and self-employment trainings run by Sano Thimi Technical School (STTS).
Prince Harry today visited the STTS and acquired information on the printing press, heavy equipment operator, house wiring, and light vehicle, auto mechanics trainings and talked with trainees about the usefulness of the trainings.
He expressed happiness after seeing huge participation of women in vocational trainings run by STTS.
Officiating Executive Director at the STTS, Keshav Suwal, said that although there is 35 per cent participation of women in trainings run by STTS, there is 100 percent participation of women in training related to print.
On the occasion, the British Prince enquired about the basis of training selection, objective, period of training and opportunity of job after training.
UCEP, run with the support of the UK’s Department for International Development (DFID), is implemented at the Technical and Vocational School here. So far 130 students have received training on various technical subjects from the School.
The School has been conducting short-term training as per the market needs and employability. It has been able to get 80 per cent of its pass-outs employment.
Chairman of the School Board of Directors, Ram Krishna Niraula, welcomed Prince Harry when he reached the school for an observation visit. RSS
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