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SCCL to offer free driving classes in Hyderabad
The Singrareni Collieries Company Limited (SCCL) is conducting a 40-day free heavy vehicle driving classes for the Kothagudem area people, Assistant General Manger P Srinvas said in a press release on Friday.
Kothagudem: The Singrareni Collieries Company Limited (SCCL) is conducting a 40-day free heavy vehicle driving classes for the Kothagudem area people, Assistant General Manger P Srinvas said in a press release on Friday.
The training classes will be conducted in Hyderabad.
The interested persons are asked to apply for the camp where the company has arranged free lodging and boarding facilities for the candidates, he added.
He said the free driving training classes are meant to support the youth to create self-employment and support their families.
He appealed to the youth to make best use of the training.
The heavy vehicle driving training programme was conducted at Maoist-affected areas of Yellandu in the district.
Accrording to him, with an aim to extending livelihood support to tribal and non-tribal youth, the SCCL coducts many programme through Singareni Seva Samithi.
The Samithi conducted vocational courses in all areas and free training camps for the youth seeking jobs in the Police department.
It is also running several programmes for Singareni family members and local people.
The SCCL officials and other staff were attended the programme.
