Muslim Social Uplift Society (MSUS) has started a “Community College” which organises vocational training camps in economically, socially backward areas of Aligarh for the dropout-children of underprivileged community to provide them with professional skills, some short time computer training courses as well as functional English.
The first batch of this “Community College” that appeared in Jamalpur locality camp completed the course and some students got the job offer in the valedictory function of MSUS held on January 1 in Sultan Jahan Centre of Aligarh. Pass-out students of this camp got certificates in Computer Training, Functional English and some other professional skills.
Another batch of 25 students will be formed after organising camps in other localities of Aligarh like Jeevan Garh, Shah-Jamal, etc. The objective is to bring the underprivileged and school dropouts back in the mainstream. The valedictory function was presided over by Prof. A.R. Kidwai and the chief guest was Mr. Man Singh Chauhan, SP City. Prof Parvez Talib, Project head M. Saad Hameed, some senior teachers of Aligarh Muslim University, entrepreneurs and civil servants were also present on the occasion.