Transgender students complete skill training course at LIBA
The Hindu
Following the completion of a skill training course from the Loyola Institute of Business Administration(LIBA), 30 transgender students were awarded certificates by the institution.The candidates were
Following the completion of a skill training course from the Loyola Institute of Business Administration(LIBA), 30 transgender students were awarded certificates by the institution. The candidates were enrolled for the course through NGOs Sudar & Thozhi, working for the welfare of the transgender community and the Prof CK Prahlad Centre for Emerging India at LIBA coordinated with them for the programme. They attended classes conducted on weekends over a duration of three months and were first trained in basic computer skills and administration functions. They also learnt how to use accounting softwares, such as Tally.
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