Kamdhenu Jeevandhara Foundation, as part of its efforts to strengthen digital inclusion and enhance employability is equipping 90 students with essential computer applications and accounting skills, including MS Word, MS Excel, MS PowerPoint and Tally.
The training is conducted at the Kamdhenu Jeevandhara Skills Development Center in Bhiwadi under the guidance of certified trainers. The initiative focuses on delivering practical computer knowledge, digital literacy and essential skills for future employment. Currently, two computer classes are operational, with four batches in each class, accommodating a total of 90 students enrolled in the Diploma in Computer Application and Accounting (DCAA) programme. A special training session on Internet and Networking was also conducted covering internet usage, web browsers, email communication, online safety and basic networking concepts.
Ms. Radha Agarwal, Chairperson, Kamdhenu Jeevandhara Foundation said, “Digital literacy is a fundamental requirement for job seekers in today’s economy. The Kamdhenu Jeevandhara Foundation is firmly committed to fostering positive change in the society through skilling and empowerment. Our goal is to equip students with the confidence, capabilities and competencies needed to explore better livelihood opportunities and build a more secure future. Our initiative aligns with the Digital India and Skill India vision to address skill gaps and promote digital education as a catalyst for economic empowerment.”
The foundation has been imparting skill development classes since 2019 and currently runs two 6 months courses in computer training and tailoring with certified trainers for each course. By providing hands-on exposure to essential computer applications, accounting tools and digital technologies, the foundation is empowering youths to realise their potential and become active contributors to the nation’s growth and development.
