In a collaborative effort between the Consortium for Technical Education (CTE) and the Commissioner of Women and Child Development (CMCD) of Maharashtra, a unique learning center has been unveiled. This center aims to provide students with valuable Information Technology (IT) training opportunities, focusing on empowering women and children.

Nestled within Mumbai's David Sassoon Industrial School, the newly established Learning Centre promises hands-on experience in the realm of computers. By integrating the training programs with TechnoSchool's syllabus and educational materials, the initiative seeks to bridge the gap between theory and practical application.

This endeavor holds potential for students from Class 1 to Class 9, as it opens doors to advanced technology courses previously beyond their reach. TechnoSchool's comprehensive educational package, designed with a proven methodology and abundant resources, serves as a supportive foundation for the learning process.

Expressing immense pleasure, Praveen Chaudhari, the school's Superintendent, shared his delight in partnering with CTE and the Commissioner of Women and Child Development, Government of Maharashtra. He lauded the CTE-appointed trainer's amicable nature, emphasizing how his teaching methodologies have captivated the students' hearts, resulting in their unwavering attendance during his classes.

K A Alagarsamy, the director of CTE, stated that through our collaboration with the Commissioner of Women and Child Development, Maharashtra Government, we can enhance students' skills by delivering cutting-edge advanced technology programmes. As part of our responsibility to build and expand students' skill sets nationwide, we have designated a professional trainer at the David Sassoon Industrial School, promoting our goal of encouraging more students with valuable technological knowledge.