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Courses
by Jamia Millia for those in locality
Wednesday May 04, 2011 04:01:50 PM,
IANS
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New Delhi: Lessons in
sewing, driving and beauty care are now at their doorstep.
Residents in the neighbourhood of Jamia Millia university are set
to benefit from 10 short term courses announced for them by the
varsity.
The courses, which will be conducted by the department of Adult
and Continuing Education and Extension, will be for a duration of
one to six months, a statement said Wednesday.
The courses on offer are sewing and cutting, motor driving,
wiring, beauty care, dress designing, textile designing and
printing, repair of electric equipment, mobile repairing, soft toy
making and computer skill development.
"A very nominal fee will be charged for these courses. Pamphlets
have been sent out into the locality so that interested residents
from nearby areas can contact the Department of Adult and
Continuing Education and Extension," the statement said.
"Residents can come and visit the department from 10 a.m. to 4
p.m. to know more about the courses. They may even call the
department on 26843940," it added.
The last date of application is May 10.
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