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Free child-care training programme for women in Visakhapatnam

The Hindu NationalBy The Hindu National
30 Oct 2026
Original: English
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Free child-care training programme for women in Visakhapatnam

Key Highlights & Official Takeaways
  • ✓Free child-care training programme for women in Visakhapatnam
  • ✓The 360-hour programme will be conducted at the Sri Sathya Sai Mahila Skill Development Centre in Yendada.
  • ✓Women who have passed or failed Class 10 are eligible to enrol.
Comprehensive News & Policy Report

The Sri Sathya Sai Seva Organisations, Visakhapatnam district, in association with the Andhra Pradesh State Skill Development Corporation (APSSDC), will offer free child-care training to women aged 19 to 40 from November 2.

The 360-hour programme will be conducted at the Sri Sathya Sai Mahila Skill Development Centre in Yendada. Women who have passed or failed Class 10 are eligible to enrol. According to the organisers, participants who complete the training will receive a government certificate.

The programme aims to equip them with skills to pursue employment in child-care centres, hospitals, and kindergartens, or take up home-based child-care services.

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  • •Verify all prescribed eligibility criteria, cutoff dates, and authenticated document requirements prior to formal submissions.
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Official Notice Specification
Issuing AuthorityThe Hindu National
Topic CategorySTATES
JurisdictionAll India / National
Publication Date30 October 2026
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