The Vocational Training Centre at PLC provides
classes to both graduating students and the
women of Piyali and beyond. These range from
sewing classes to learning the basics of first aid
and the creation of personal and decorative items
for sale at school fests and inter school events.
The aim of the training centre is to make the girls
and women financially self-reliant, so they can
contribute to their family resources and gain
independence.
“PLC supported my
sisters and me, enabling all three of us to study. I have completed my schooling and am now pursuing Psychology
Honours in college, aiming to become a counsellor, Thank you PLC for your ongoing support!”
“I owe my existence
to Deepa Dida and Jayanta Sir, who helped me find a new lease in life within the PLC family. After completing my
graduation, I’ve had the priviledge of giving back to my alma mater as a teacher.”
“Thanks to PLC, my sister
and I both received the education we desired. I am now pursuing my graduation and am confident that I’ll secure a job to support my mother who has struggled single handedly to support us. We are forever grateful to PLC for their invaluable support.”
“My father’s daily labour wages made it quite challenging for my parents to afford education for my sister and me. Thankfully our school provided us with the necessary support, enabling both of us to complete our education and become self-sufficient.”
“It was PLC’s teachers who encouraged me to apply for the GNM Joint Examination, and I am thrilled to have qualified with a full scholarship from PLC. I am now interning at the reputed Fortis Hospital, and once again PLC played a pivotal role in helping me secure this opportunity. PLC has been my rock, shaping me into the person I am today. ”
“I owe a debt of gratitude to PLC for helping me discover my dreams and equipping me with the tools to achieve them. I am now pursuing English Honours at Calcutta University and feel an immense sense of pride knowing that I’m an alumnus of PLC. As first-generation learners, my parents are overjoyed to see both my sister Bithika and me thrive thanks to the transformative impact of PLC.”
