[AI] Free computer Training for VI persons
*Dear Sir, Greeting from NAB KB! *As you are aware The National Association for the Blind, Karnataka Branch, is conducting Computer Training for the Visually Challenged person which is *affiliated with NIIT.* The interview for the 30th Batch of Basic Computer Training will be held on *April 2011*. The Course gives training on *Assistive technology,* *Ms Word, Ms Excel, Ms PowerPoint, Internet and basic in HTML.* The trainees should have completed their II PUC, with good communication skills with spoken and written (Braille) English. The National Association for the Blind is also conducting 8 months *Advanced Computer Programming Course which consists of C# and Accessibility testing*for Blind candidates who are graduates with Basic computer knowledge, strong communication skills in spoken and written (Braille) English. We request you to kindly give wide publicity so that the Visually Impaired persons get benefited and also help us in our endeavor for the socio - economic rehabilitation of the Visually Challenged. -- Thanks & Regards, M Srinivas CEO -- Cheers, Al-Amreen To unsubscribe send a message to accessindia-requ...@accessindia.org.in with the subject unsubscribe. To change your subscription to digest mode or make any other changes, please visit the list home page at http://accessindia.org.in/mailman/listinfo/accessindia_accessindia.org.in
Re: [AI] Free Computer Training for VI
Hello Pradeep Kapoor sir, I've forwarded this information to Samarthanam Trust For The Disabled an NGO here in Bangalore as they are planning to start a new computer course and slowly expand to other districts of Karnataka. Mr. Vikram sir, one of their representative might be visiting you may be in next week. Please send me your contact number and website (if any) Waiting for your reply Regards, Vishal Jain Ph : 080-41140564 Website : http://vishal.hello.googlepages.com - Original Message - From: "Col. Pradeep Kapoor" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: Sent: Wednesday, January 24, 2007 11:42 AM Subject: Re: [AI] Free Computer Training for VI Dear Vishal, We do not provide courses. Our concept is at variance with that of the typical NGO. Most NGOs provide services for individual blind persons; we provide services for Instituions. We have helped develop the syllabus for computer literacy, but do not run the courses. We assist many other Institutions by sharing our resources. So we encourage many NGOs or schools to refine their existing computer programmes or to commence new programmes where none were running earlier. We offer this assistance as long as the beneficiary institution wants & there are no charges. We are unaware of anyone running online courses. with best wishes yours sincerely Col. Pradeep Kapoor On 1/23/07, Vishal M Jain <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > What kind of courses does Volunteers for the Blind Foundation provide? > Have they any facility of taking online classes through voice chat? > > Regards, > Vishal Jain > Ph : 080-41140564 > Website : http://vishal.hello.googlepages.com > > - Original Message - > From: "Col. Pradeep Kapoor" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: > Sent: Monday, January 22, 2007 11:45 PM > Subject: Re: [AI] Free Computer Training for VI > > > Dear Taraprakash, >"Volunteers for the Blind Foundation" has its HQ at New Delhi > & operates nationally. We developed the concept of this training in > consultation with Dipendra Minocha of NAB, Delhi & have shared them > with Institutions such as - BRA, New Delhi; NAB Chennai, NAB Kullu, > BRA Nagpur, Andh Vidyalaya Bikaner, School for the Blind, Rewa, > amongst others. Numerous students have benefitted. We continue to > refine & evolve better programmes. We are happy to share details with > anyone who is interested.. > Col P Kapoor > General Secy. > > On 1/18/07, Taraprakash <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > >My organisation `Volunteers for the Blind Foundation` has been > > involved with computer literacy programmes for the blind since the > > past 12 yrs. > > > > That's a news. > > Can we have more details about this organization's modules? Where is the > > office located? How many trainees have you on board right now? How many > > has > > the organization already trained? > > Regards > > - Original Message - > > From: "Col. Pradeep Kapoor" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > To: > > Sent: Wednesday, January 17, 2007 11:52 PM > > Subject: Re: [AI] Free Computer Training for VI > > > > > > Dear Vidya Lakshmi, > >My organisation `Volunteers for the Blind Foundation` has been > > involved with computer literacy programmes for the blind since the > > past 12 yrs. > > We have developed two modules for teaching basic computer > > skills. One, is executed 6 hours a day for three months, six days a > > week & the other for 2 hours per day for five months, six days a week. > > So why should you have 6-8 months? Further, we developed multiple > > tests during these modules. Tests, as you are aware, are crucial for > > assimilation of knowlege. Further, our criteria is - a working > > knowlege of English, typing speed of 25 words per minute & have passed > > std 6. We have easily handled students with a rural background & most > > students had been motivated enough to brush aside the difficulties of > > hearing an american accent while they could barely speak the language. > > The course content includes office management skills. The results have > > been very encouraging. > > Your prerequisites are tougher & the course longer. Would you > > like to review these requirements ? Could you also please send your > > postal address? > > with best wishes > > yours sincerely > > Col P Kapoor > > General Secy. > > > > On 1/16/07, Vidya Lakshmi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > Hi Everybody! > > > As you may be aware
Re: [AI] Free Computer Training for VI
Thank you Pradeep Kapoor sir for the information. Do you train the teachers of the NGO's or just provide assistance in developing the syllabus according to their needs. I would request you to send me your website address (if any) and contact number. I will forward this information to the NGO with which I am associated. They are planning to expand their computer lab. Regards, Vishal Jain Ph : 080-41140564 Website : http://vishal.hello.googlepages.com - Original Message - From: "Col. Pradeep Kapoor" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: Sent: Wednesday, January 24, 2007 11:42 AM Subject: Re: [AI] Free Computer Training for VI Dear Vishal, We do not provide courses. Our concept is at variance with that of the typical NGO. Most NGOs provide services for individual blind persons; we provide services for Instituions. We have helped develop the syllabus for computer literacy, but do not run the courses. We assist many other Institutions by sharing our resources. So we encourage many NGOs or schools to refine their existing computer programmes or to commence new programmes where none were running earlier. We offer this assistance as long as the beneficiary institution wants & there are no charges. We are unaware of anyone running online courses. with best wishes yours sincerely Col. Pradeep Kapoor On 1/23/07, Vishal M Jain <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > What kind of courses does Volunteers for the Blind Foundation provide? > Have they any facility of taking online classes through voice chat? > > Regards, > Vishal Jain > Ph : 080-41140564 > Website : http://vishal.hello.googlepages.com > > - Original Message - > From: "Col. Pradeep Kapoor" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: > Sent: Monday, January 22, 2007 11:45 PM > Subject: Re: [AI] Free Computer Training for VI > > > Dear Taraprakash, >"Volunteers for the Blind Foundation" has its HQ at New Delhi > & operates nationally. We developed the concept of this training in > consultation with Dipendra Minocha of NAB, Delhi & have shared them > with Institutions such as - BRA, New Delhi; NAB Chennai, NAB Kullu, > BRA Nagpur, Andh Vidyalaya Bikaner, School for the Blind, Rewa, > amongst others. Numerous students have benefitted. We continue to > refine & evolve better programmes. We are happy to share details with > anyone who is interested.. > Col P Kapoor > General Secy. > > On 1/18/07, Taraprakash <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > >My organisation `Volunteers for the Blind Foundation` has been > > involved with computer literacy programmes for the blind since the > > past 12 yrs. > > > > That's a news. > > Can we have more details about this organization's modules? Where is the > > office located? How many trainees have you on board right now? How many > > has > > the organization already trained? > > Regards > > - Original Message - > > From: "Col. Pradeep Kapoor" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > To: > > Sent: Wednesday, January 17, 2007 11:52 PM > > Subject: Re: [AI] Free Computer Training for VI > > > > > > Dear Vidya Lakshmi, > >My organisation `Volunteers for the Blind Foundation` has been > > involved with computer literacy programmes for the blind since the > > past 12 yrs. > > We have developed two modules for teaching basic computer > > skills. One, is executed 6 hours a day for three months, six days a > > week & the other for 2 hours per day for five months, six days a week. > > So why should you have 6-8 months? Further, we developed multiple > > tests during these modules. Tests, as you are aware, are crucial for > > assimilation of knowlege. Further, our criteria is - a working > > knowlege of English, typing speed of 25 words per minute & have passed > > std 6. We have easily handled students with a rural background & most > > students had been motivated enough to brush aside the difficulties of > > hearing an american accent while they could barely speak the language. > > The course content includes office management skills. The results have > > been very encouraging. > > Your prerequisites are tougher & the course longer. Would you > > like to review these requirements ? Could you also please send your > > postal address? > > with best wishes > > yours sincerely > > Col P Kapoor > > General Secy. > > > > On 1/16/07, Vidya Lakshmi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > Hi Everybody! > > > As you may be aware, Enable India is a no
Re: [AI] Free Computer Training for VI
Dear Col. Kapoor: Just out of curiosity, I would like to know if you also support non-technical educational initiatives that may otherwise help awareness about disability? I am asking this specifically because including information about disability in textbooks, as someone mentioned in a seminar recently in Bangalore, will give a fair understanding about PWD's and the issues connected with them. This will also help us create an informed society (with respect to disability) for the future. Aren't you interested in a broader initiative like that, where technology can certainly component? Since you have done syllabus development, you seem to be in a better position to take up an initiative like this as well. Or at least that is what I think when I read your mail. Subramani -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Col. Pradeep Kapoor Sent: Wednesday, January 24, 2007 11:43 AM To: accessindia@accessindia.org.in Subject: Re: [AI] Free Computer Training for VI Dear Vishal, We do not provide courses. Our concept is at variance with that of the typical NGO. Most NGOs provide services for individual blind persons; we provide services for Instituions. We have helped develop the syllabus for computer literacy, but do not run the courses. We assist many other Institutions by sharing our resources. So we encourage many NGOs or schools to refine their existing computer programmes or to commence new programmes where none were running earlier. We offer this assistance as long as the beneficiary institution wants & there are no charges. We are unaware of anyone running online courses. with best wishes yours sincerely Col. Pradeep Kapoor On 1/23/07, Vishal M Jain <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > What kind of courses does Volunteers for the Blind Foundation provide? > Have they any facility of taking online classes through voice chat? > > Regards, > Vishal Jain > Ph : 080-41140564 > Website : http://vishal.hello.googlepages.com > > - Original Message - > From: "Col. Pradeep Kapoor" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: > Sent: Monday, January 22, 2007 11:45 PM > Subject: Re: [AI] Free Computer Training for VI > > > Dear Taraprakash, >"Volunteers for the Blind Foundation" has its HQ at New Delhi > & operates nationally. We developed the concept of this training in > consultation with Dipendra Minocha of NAB, Delhi & have shared them > with Institutions such as - BRA, New Delhi; NAB Chennai, NAB Kullu, > BRA Nagpur, Andh Vidyalaya Bikaner, School for the Blind, Rewa, > amongst others. Numerous students have benefitted. We continue to > refine & evolve better programmes. We are happy to share details with > anyone who is interested.. > Col P Kapoor > General Secy. > > On 1/18/07, Taraprakash <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > >My organisation `Volunteers for the Blind Foundation` has been > > involved with computer literacy programmes for the blind since the > > past 12 yrs. > > > > That's a news. > > Can we have more details about this organization's modules? Where is the > > office located? How many trainees have you on board right now? How many > > has > > the organization already trained? > > Regards > > - Original Message - > > From: "Col. Pradeep Kapoor" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > To: > > Sent: Wednesday, January 17, 2007 11:52 PM > > Subject: Re: [AI] Free Computer Training for VI > > > > > > Dear Vidya Lakshmi, > >My organisation `Volunteers for the Blind Foundation` has been > > involved with computer literacy programmes for the blind since the > > past 12 yrs. > > We have developed two modules for teaching basic computer > > skills. One, is executed 6 hours a day for three months, six days a > > week & the other for 2 hours per day for five months, six days a week. > > So why should you have 6-8 months? Further, we developed multiple > > tests during these modules. Tests, as you are aware, are crucial for > > assimilation of knowlege. Further, our criteria is - a working > > knowlege of English, typing speed of 25 words per minute & have passed > > std 6. We have easily handled students with a rural background & most > > students had been motivated enough to brush aside the difficulties of > > hearing an american accent while they could barely speak the language. > > The course content includes office management skills. The results have > > been very encouraging. > > Your prerequisites are tougher & the course longer. Would you > > like to review the
Re: [AI] Free Computer Training for VI
Dear Vishal, We do not provide courses. Our concept is at variance with that of the typical NGO. Most NGOs provide services for individual blind persons; we provide services for Instituions. We have helped develop the syllabus for computer literacy, but do not run the courses. We assist many other Institutions by sharing our resources. So we encourage many NGOs or schools to refine their existing computer programmes or to commence new programmes where none were running earlier. We offer this assistance as long as the beneficiary institution wants & there are no charges. We are unaware of anyone running online courses. with best wishes yours sincerely Col. Pradeep Kapoor On 1/23/07, Vishal M Jain <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > What kind of courses does Volunteers for the Blind Foundation provide? > Have they any facility of taking online classes through voice chat? > > Regards, > Vishal Jain > Ph : 080-41140564 > Website : http://vishal.hello.googlepages.com > > - Original Message - > From: "Col. Pradeep Kapoor" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: > Sent: Monday, January 22, 2007 11:45 PM > Subject: Re: [AI] Free Computer Training for VI > > > Dear Taraprakash, >"Volunteers for the Blind Foundation" has its HQ at New Delhi > & operates nationally. We developed the concept of this training in > consultation with Dipendra Minocha of NAB, Delhi & have shared them > with Institutions such as - BRA, New Delhi; NAB Chennai, NAB Kullu, > BRA Nagpur, Andh Vidyalaya Bikaner, School for the Blind, Rewa, > amongst others. Numerous students have benefitted. We continue to > refine & evolve better programmes. We are happy to share details with > anyone who is interested.. > Col P Kapoor > General Secy. > > On 1/18/07, Taraprakash <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > >My organisation `Volunteers for the Blind Foundation` has been > > involved with computer literacy programmes for the blind since the > > past 12 yrs. > > > > That's a news. > > Can we have more details about this organization's modules? Where is the > > office located? How many trainees have you on board right now? How many > > has > > the organization already trained? > > Regards > > - Original Message - > > From: "Col. Pradeep Kapoor" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > To: > > Sent: Wednesday, January 17, 2007 11:52 PM > > Subject: Re: [AI] Free Computer Training for VI > > > > > > Dear Vidya Lakshmi, > >My organisation `Volunteers for the Blind Foundation` has been > > involved with computer literacy programmes for the blind since the > > past 12 yrs. > > We have developed two modules for teaching basic computer > > skills. One, is executed 6 hours a day for three months, six days a > > week & the other for 2 hours per day for five months, six days a week. > > So why should you have 6-8 months? Further, we developed multiple > > tests during these modules. Tests, as you are aware, are crucial for > > assimilation of knowlege. Further, our criteria is - a working > > knowlege of English, typing speed of 25 words per minute & have passed > > std 6. We have easily handled students with a rural background & most > > students had been motivated enough to brush aside the difficulties of > > hearing an american accent while they could barely speak the language. > > The course content includes office management skills. The results have > > been very encouraging. > > Your prerequisites are tougher & the course longer. Would you > > like to review these requirements ? Could you also please send your > > postal address? > > with best wishes > > yours sincerely > > Col P Kapoor > > General Secy. > > > > On 1/16/07, Vidya Lakshmi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > Hi Everybody! > > > As you may be aware, Enable India is a non profit organization > > > established in 1999. Our goal is to empower people with disabilities > > > through rehabilitation, supplemental education and employment. One of > > > our > > > main focus areas is free computer training for the blind and visually > > > impaired. > > > > > > We are starting a new batch of basic computer training in the month of > > > February 2007. So we are looking for some candidates with following > > > criteria: > > > > > > 1.Should be able to understand and speak English. > > > 2.People those who are studying
Re: [AI] Free Computer Training for VI
What kind of courses does Volunteers for the Blind Foundation provide? Have they any facility of taking online classes through voice chat? Regards, Vishal Jain Ph : 080-41140564 Website : http://vishal.hello.googlepages.com - Original Message - From: "Col. Pradeep Kapoor" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: Sent: Monday, January 22, 2007 11:45 PM Subject: Re: [AI] Free Computer Training for VI Dear Taraprakash, "Volunteers for the Blind Foundation" has its HQ at New Delhi & operates nationally. We developed the concept of this training in consultation with Dipendra Minocha of NAB, Delhi & have shared them with Institutions such as - BRA, New Delhi; NAB Chennai, NAB Kullu, BRA Nagpur, Andh Vidyalaya Bikaner, School for the Blind, Rewa, amongst others. Numerous students have benefitted. We continue to refine & evolve better programmes. We are happy to share details with anyone who is interested.. Col P Kapoor General Secy. On 1/18/07, Taraprakash <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >My organisation `Volunteers for the Blind Foundation` has been > involved with computer literacy programmes for the blind since the > past 12 yrs. > > That's a news. > Can we have more details about this organization's modules? Where is the > office located? How many trainees have you on board right now? How many > has > the organization already trained? > Regards > - Original Message - > From: "Col. Pradeep Kapoor" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: > Sent: Wednesday, January 17, 2007 11:52 PM > Subject: Re: [AI] Free Computer Training for VI > > > Dear Vidya Lakshmi, >My organisation `Volunteers for the Blind Foundation` has been > involved with computer literacy programmes for the blind since the > past 12 yrs. > We have developed two modules for teaching basic computer > skills. One, is executed 6 hours a day for three months, six days a > week & the other for 2 hours per day for five months, six days a week. > So why should you have 6-8 months? Further, we developed multiple > tests during these modules. Tests, as you are aware, are crucial for > assimilation of knowlege. Further, our criteria is - a working > knowlege of English, typing speed of 25 words per minute & have passed > std 6. We have easily handled students with a rural background & most > students had been motivated enough to brush aside the difficulties of > hearing an american accent while they could barely speak the language. > The course content includes office management skills. The results have > been very encouraging. > Your prerequisites are tougher & the course longer. Would you > like to review these requirements ? Could you also please send your > postal address? > with best wishes > yours sincerely > Col P Kapoor > General Secy. > > On 1/16/07, Vidya Lakshmi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi Everybody! > > As you may be aware, Enable India is a non profit organization > > established in 1999. Our goal is to empower people with disabilities > > through rehabilitation, supplemental education and employment. One of > > our > > main focus areas is free computer training for the blind and visually > > impaired. > > > > We are starting a new batch of basic computer training in the month of > > February 2007. So we are looking for some candidates with following > > criteria: > > > > 1.Should be able to understand and speak English. > > 2.People those who are studying towards any Degree or Diploma in > > distant education can also register. > > 3.Even people those who have completed SSLC or PUC with good English > > can expect openings for training. > > 4.Candidates should be able to dedicate their full time. > > > > The duration of the course is 6-8 months. We will also help them in > > getting employment depends on their Education, interests and skills. > > Interested candidate can Contact Enable India on the following numbers: > > 080-41101390 or 080-25714842. > > > > Interested people should register at Enable India before 25th January > > 2006. > > > > Evaluation for the selected candidates will be held on 25st Jan & 31st > > January 2007. > > > > Details of course: > > Courses Offered: Basic Computer training i.e MS Office and Internet > > Explorer using JAWS. > > Course duration: 6 months to 8 months – Duration is based on English > > knowledge and fluency and aptitude > > Goals of the course: The emphasis of the course is for students to gain > > computer knowledge and use it effectively for employme
Re: [AI] Free Computer Training for VI
Dear Taraprakash, "Volunteers for the Blind Foundation" has its HQ at New Delhi & operates nationally. We developed the concept of this training in consultation with Dipendra Minocha of NAB, Delhi & have shared them with Institutions such as - BRA, New Delhi; NAB Chennai, NAB Kullu, BRA Nagpur, Andh Vidyalaya Bikaner, School for the Blind, Rewa, amongst others. Numerous students have benefitted. We continue to refine & evolve better programmes. We are happy to share details with anyone who is interested.. Col P Kapoor General Secy. On 1/18/07, Taraprakash <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >My organisation `Volunteers for the Blind Foundation` has been > involved with computer literacy programmes for the blind since the > past 12 yrs. > > That's a news. > Can we have more details about this organization's modules? Where is the > office located? How many trainees have you on board right now? How many has > the organization already trained? > Regards > - Original Message - > From: "Col. Pradeep Kapoor" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: > Sent: Wednesday, January 17, 2007 11:52 PM > Subject: Re: [AI] Free Computer Training for VI > > > Dear Vidya Lakshmi, >My organisation `Volunteers for the Blind Foundation` has been > involved with computer literacy programmes for the blind since the > past 12 yrs. > We have developed two modules for teaching basic computer > skills. One, is executed 6 hours a day for three months, six days a > week & the other for 2 hours per day for five months, six days a week. > So why should you have 6-8 months? Further, we developed multiple > tests during these modules. Tests, as you are aware, are crucial for > assimilation of knowlege. Further, our criteria is - a working > knowlege of English, typing speed of 25 words per minute & have passed > std 6. We have easily handled students with a rural background & most > students had been motivated enough to brush aside the difficulties of > hearing an american accent while they could barely speak the language. > The course content includes office management skills. The results have > been very encouraging. > Your prerequisites are tougher & the course longer. Would you > like to review these requirements ? Could you also please send your > postal address? > with best wishes > yours sincerely > Col P Kapoor > General Secy. > > On 1/16/07, Vidya Lakshmi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi Everybody! > > As you may be aware, Enable India is a non profit organization > > established in 1999. Our goal is to empower people with disabilities > > through rehabilitation, supplemental education and employment. One of our > > main focus areas is free computer training for the blind and visually > > impaired. > > > > We are starting a new batch of basic computer training in the month of > > February 2007. So we are looking for some candidates with following > > criteria: > > > > 1.Should be able to understand and speak English. > > 2.People those who are studying towards any Degree or Diploma in > > distant education can also register. > > 3.Even people those who have completed SSLC or PUC with good English > > can expect openings for training. > > 4.Candidates should be able to dedicate their full time. > > > > The duration of the course is 6-8 months. We will also help them in > > getting employment depends on their Education, interests and skills. > > Interested candidate can Contact Enable India on the following numbers: > > 080-41101390 or 080-25714842. > > > > Interested people should register at Enable India before 25th January > > 2006. > > > > Evaluation for the selected candidates will be held on 25st Jan & 31st > > January 2007. > > > > Details of course: > > Courses Offered: Basic Computer training i.e MS Office and Internet > > Explorer using JAWS. > > Course duration: 6 months to 8 months – Duration is based on English > > knowledge and fluency and aptitude > > Goals of the course: The emphasis of the course is for students to gain > > computer knowledge and use it effectively for employment, daily living and > > recreation. > > Brief Curriculum Details: Windows, Basic Windows Applications, Windows > > Explorer, Help, Word, Internet Explorer, Excel, Outlook Express, JAWS > > features and utilities. > > Course fee: free – Refundable amount Rs.200 will be charged. > > Accommodation: We will help them in getting accommodation in some hostels > > or PG's > > &g
Re: [AI] Free Computer Training for VI
Dear Colonel Kapoor Thanks for your email... The pre-requisites have been evolved (since we have limited seats) to benefit adults who are looking for employment after their computer education. The course has rigorous amount of practical exercises and especially gives exposure to exceptions which will occur in real life situations at work. Apart from computers, students also develop English, analytical skills and self awareness. We have also taught students who come from a rural background and they have shown the same level of intelligence as anybody else and have a real desire to learn. The objective of that course was difference. It was for providing literacy and using computers as a tool for secondary education. Having said the above, we are always looking to learn and share from everyone to provide benefit to persons with disability. Let us talk offline to learn from your vast experience Have enclosed postal address info in signature below. Warm Regards Shanti Raghavan Founder, Managing Trustee Enable India to empower people with disabilities ** Any donations made to Enable India are tax exempt under 80G of the IT Act ** --- Work Address: #12 (Ground Floor), KHB Colony, Brahma Kumaris Road, Koramangala 8th Block, Bangalore Reg Address: #694, 6A Cross, Koramangala 3rd Block, Bangalore 560034 Phone: 4110 1390 / 2571 4842 /98453 13919 Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED] Web: www.enable-india.org -- -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Col. Pradeep Kapoor Sent: Wednesday, January 17, 2007 11:52 PM To: accessindia@accessindia.org.in Subject: Re: [AI] Free Computer Training for VI Dear Vidya Lakshmi, My organisation `Volunteers for the Blind Foundation` has been involved with computer literacy programmes for the blind since the past 12 yrs. We have developed two modules for teaching basic computer skills. One, is executed 6 hours a day for three months, six days a week & the other for 2 hours per day for five months, six days a week. So why should you have 6-8 months? Further, we developed multiple tests during these modules. Tests, as you are aware, are crucial for assimilation of knowlege. Further, our criteria is - a working knowlege of English, typing speed of 25 words per minute & have passed std 6. We have easily handled students with a rural background & most students had been motivated enough to brush aside the difficulties of hearing an american accent while they could barely speak the language. The course content includes office management skills. The results have been very encouraging. Your prerequisites are tougher & the course longer. Would you like to review these requirements ? Could you also please send your postal address? with best wishes yours sincerely Col P Kapoor General Secy. On 1/16/07, Vidya Lakshmi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi Everybody! > As you may be aware, Enable India is a non profit organization established in 1999. Our goal is to empower people with disabilities through rehabilitation, supplemental education and employment. One of our main focus areas is free computer training for the blind and visually impaired. > > We are starting a new batch of basic computer training in the month of February 2007. So we are looking for some candidates with following criteria: > > 1.Should be able to understand and speak English. > 2.People those who are studying towards any Degree or Diploma in distant education can also register. > 3.Even people those who have completed SSLC or PUC with good English can expect openings for training. > 4.Candidates should be able to dedicate their full time. > > The duration of the course is 6-8 months. We will also help them in getting employment depends on their Education, interests and skills. > Interested candidate can Contact Enable India on the following numbers: > 080-41101390 or 080-25714842. > > Interested people should register at Enable India before 25th January 2006. > > Evaluation for the selected candidates will be held on 25st Jan & 31st January 2007. > > Details of course: > Courses Offered: Basic Computer training i.e MS Office and Internet Explorer using JAWS. > Course duration: 6 months to 8 months - Duration is based on English knowledge and fluency and aptitude > Goals of the course: The emphasis of the course is for students to gain computer knowledge and use it effectively for employment, daily living and recreation. > Brief Curriculum Details: Windows, Basic Windows Applicati
Re: [AI] Free Computer Training for VI
Dear Colonel Kapoor Thanks for your email... The pre-requisites have been evolved (since we have limited seats) to benefit adults who are looking for employment after their computer education. The course has rigorous amount of practical exercises and especially gives exposure to exceptions which will occur in real life situations at work. Apart from computers, students also develop English, analytical skills and self awareness. We have also taught students who come from a rural background and they have shown the same level of intelligence as anybody else and have a real desire to learn. The objective of that course was difference. It was for providing literacy and using computers as a tool for secondary education. Having said the above, we are always looking to learn and share from everyone to provide benefit to persons with disability. Let us talk offline to learn from your vast experience Have enclosed postal address info in signature below. Warm Regards Shanti Raghavan Founder, Managing Trustee Enable India to empower people with disabilities ** Any donations made to Enable India are tax exempt under 80G of the IT Act ** --- Work Address: #12 (Ground Floor), KHB Colony, Brahma Kumaris Road, Koramangala 8th Block, Bangalore Reg Address: #694, 6A Cross, Koramangala 3rd Block, Bangalore 560034 Phone: 4110 1390 / 2571 4842 /98453 13919 Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED] Web: www.enable-india.org -- -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Col. Pradeep Kapoor Sent: Wednesday, January 17, 2007 11:52 PM To: accessindia@accessindia.org.in Subject: Re: [AI] Free Computer Training for VI Dear Vidya Lakshmi, My organisation `Volunteers for the Blind Foundation` has been involved with computer literacy programmes for the blind since the past 12 yrs. We have developed two modules for teaching basic computer skills. One, is executed 6 hours a day for three months, six days a week & the other for 2 hours per day for five months, six days a week. So why should you have 6-8 months? Further, we developed multiple tests during these modules. Tests, as you are aware, are crucial for assimilation of knowlege. Further, our criteria is - a working knowlege of English, typing speed of 25 words per minute & have passed std 6. We have easily handled students with a rural background & most students had been motivated enough to brush aside the difficulties of hearing an american accent while they could barely speak the language. The course content includes office management skills. The results have been very encouraging. Your prerequisites are tougher & the course longer. Would you like to review these requirements ? Could you also please send your postal address? with best wishes yours sincerely Col P Kapoor General Secy. On 1/16/07, Vidya Lakshmi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi Everybody! > As you may be aware, Enable India is a non profit organization established in 1999. Our goal is to empower people with disabilities through rehabilitation, supplemental education and employment. One of our main focus areas is free computer training for the blind and visually impaired. > > We are starting a new batch of basic computer training in the month of February 2007. So we are looking for some candidates with following criteria: > > 1.Should be able to understand and speak English. > 2.People those who are studying towards any Degree or Diploma in distant education can also register. > 3.Even people those who have completed SSLC or PUC with good English can expect openings for training. > 4.Candidates should be able to dedicate their full time. > > The duration of the course is 6-8 months. We will also help them in getting employment depends on their Education, interests and skills. > Interested candidate can Contact Enable India on the following numbers: > 080-41101390 or 080-25714842. > > Interested people should register at Enable India before 25th January 2006. > > Evaluation for the selected candidates will be held on 25st Jan & 31st January 2007. > > Details of course: > Courses Offered: Basic Computer training i.e MS Office and Internet Explorer using JAWS. > Course duration: 6 months to 8 months - Duration is based on English knowledge and fluency and aptitude > Goals of the course: The emphasis of the course is for students to gain computer knowledge and use it effectively for employment, daily living and recreation. > Brief Curriculum Details: Windows, Basic Windows Applicati
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hello rajpal thank you for information is it possible in the month of april and june? because will be having vacations in those months. regards Dattu Agarwal. rajpal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hello Sir, We also conduct a course for two months in Blind Relief Association in the month of May and June. Rajpal -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Dattu Agarwal Agarwal Sent: Thursday, January 18, 2007 6:36 AM To: accessindia@accessindia.org.in Subject: Re: [AI] Free Computer Training for VI Hi Pradeep Kapoor, vidya lakshmi and others, is there any short term course in computer training for those who are working as teachers and for students during summer vacations. last year one such short term course was conducted by enabled india. as a matter of fact the people like me are able to work on computer only by the grace of enabled india. otherwise i was not at all knowing the a b c of computer. thanks to enabled india. i want to know do they have any such plan for this year also? so that i can join and learn some thing more instead off wasting summer holidays. if any other n.g.o comes farward to offer short term training then also it is ok. regards Dattu Agarwal Taraprakash wrote: My organisation `Volunteers for the Blind Foundation` has been involved with computer literacy programmes for the blind since the past 12 yrs. That's a news. Can we have more details about this organization's modules? Where is the office located? How many trainees have you on board right now? How many has the organization already trained? Regards - Original Message - From: "Col. Pradeep Kapoor" To: Sent: Wednesday, January 17, 2007 11:52 PM Subject: Re: [AI] Free Computer Training for VI Dear Vidya Lakshmi, My organisation `Volunteers for the Blind Foundation` has been involved with computer literacy programmes for the blind since the past 12 yrs. We have developed two modules for teaching basic computer skills. One, is executed 6 hours a day for three months, six days a week & the other for 2 hours per day for five months, six days a week. So why should you have 6-8 months? Further, we developed multiple tests during these modules. Tests, as you are aware, are crucial for assimilation of knowlege. Further, our criteria is - a working knowlege of English, typing speed of 25 words per minute & have passed std 6. We have easily handled students with a rural background & most students had been motivated enough to brush aside the difficulties of hearing an american accent while they could barely speak the language. The course content includes office management skills. The results have been very encouraging. Your prerequisites are tougher & the course longer. Would you like to review these requirements ? Could you also please send your postal address? with best wishes yours sincerely Col P Kapoor General Secy. On 1/16/07, Vidya Lakshmi wrote: > Hi Everybody! > As you may be aware, Enable India is a non profit organization > established in 1999. Our goal is to empower people with disabilities > through rehabilitation, supplemental education and employment. One of our > main focus areas is free computer training for the blind and visually > impaired. > > We are starting a new batch of basic computer training in the month of > February 2007. So we are looking for some candidates with following > criteria: > > 1. Should be able to understand and speak English. > 2. People those who are studying towards any Degree or Diploma in > distant education can also register. > 3. Even people those who have completed SSLC or PUC with good English > can expect openings for training. > 4. Candidates should be able to dedicate their full time. > > The duration of the course is 6-8 months. We will also help them in > getting employment depends on their Education, interests and skills. > Interested candidate can Contact Enable India on the following numbers: > 080-41101390 or 080-25714842. > > Interested people should register at Enable India before 25th January > 2006. > > Evaluation for the selected candidates will be held on 25st Jan & 31st > January 2007. > > Details of course: > Courses Offered: Basic Computer training i.e MS Office and Internet > Explorer using JAWS. > Course duration: 6 months to 8 months - Duration is based on English > knowledge and fluency and aptitude > Goals of the course: The emphasis of the course is for students to gain > computer knowledge and use it effectively for employment, daily living and > recreation. > Brief Curriculum Details: Windows, Basic Windows Applications, Windows > Explorer, Help, Word, Internet Explorer, Excel, Outlook Express, JAWS > features and utilities. > Course fee: free - Refundable amount Rs.200 will be charged. > Accommodation: We will hel
Re: [AI] Free Computer Training for VI
Hello Sir, We also conduct a course for two months in Blind Relief Association in the month of May and June. Rajpal -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Dattu Agarwal Agarwal Sent: Thursday, January 18, 2007 6:36 AM To: accessindia@accessindia.org.in Subject: Re: [AI] Free Computer Training for VI Hi Pradeep Kapoor, vidya lakshmi and others, is there any short term course in computer training for those who are working as teachers and for students during summer vacations. last year one such short term course was conducted by enabled india. as a matter of fact the people like me are able to work on computer only by the grace of enabled india. otherwise i was not at all knowing the a b c of computer. thanks to enabled india. i want to know do they have any such plan for this year also? so that i can join and learn some thing more instead off wasting summer holidays. if any other n.g.o comes farward to offer short term training then also it is ok. regards Dattu Agarwal Taraprakash <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: My organisation `Volunteers for the Blind Foundation` has been involved with computer literacy programmes for the blind since the past 12 yrs. That's a news. Can we have more details about this organization's modules? Where is the office located? How many trainees have you on board right now? How many has the organization already trained? Regards - Original Message - From: "Col. Pradeep Kapoor" To: Sent: Wednesday, January 17, 2007 11:52 PM Subject: Re: [AI] Free Computer Training for VI Dear Vidya Lakshmi, My organisation `Volunteers for the Blind Foundation` has been involved with computer literacy programmes for the blind since the past 12 yrs. We have developed two modules for teaching basic computer skills. One, is executed 6 hours a day for three months, six days a week & the other for 2 hours per day for five months, six days a week. So why should you have 6-8 months? Further, we developed multiple tests during these modules. Tests, as you are aware, are crucial for assimilation of knowlege. Further, our criteria is - a working knowlege of English, typing speed of 25 words per minute & have passed std 6. We have easily handled students with a rural background & most students had been motivated enough to brush aside the difficulties of hearing an american accent while they could barely speak the language. The course content includes office management skills. The results have been very encouraging. Your prerequisites are tougher & the course longer. Would you like to review these requirements ? Could you also please send your postal address? with best wishes yours sincerely Col P Kapoor General Secy. On 1/16/07, Vidya Lakshmi wrote: > Hi Everybody! > As you may be aware, Enable India is a non profit organization > established in 1999. Our goal is to empower people with disabilities > through rehabilitation, supplemental education and employment. One of our > main focus areas is free computer training for the blind and visually > impaired. > > We are starting a new batch of basic computer training in the month of > February 2007. So we are looking for some candidates with following > criteria: > > 1. Should be able to understand and speak English. > 2. People those who are studying towards any Degree or Diploma in > distant education can also register. > 3. Even people those who have completed SSLC or PUC with good English > can expect openings for training. > 4. Candidates should be able to dedicate their full time. > > The duration of the course is 6-8 months. We will also help them in > getting employment depends on their Education, interests and skills. > Interested candidate can Contact Enable India on the following numbers: > 080-41101390 or 080-25714842. > > Interested people should register at Enable India before 25th January > 2006. > > Evaluation for the selected candidates will be held on 25st Jan & 31st > January 2007. > > Details of course: > Courses Offered: Basic Computer training i.e MS Office and Internet > Explorer using JAWS. > Course duration: 6 months to 8 months - Duration is based on English > knowledge and fluency and aptitude > Goals of the course: The emphasis of the course is for students to gain > computer knowledge and use it effectively for employment, daily living and > recreation. > Brief Curriculum Details: Windows, Basic Windows Applications, Windows > Explorer, Help, Word, Internet Explorer, Excel, Outlook Express, JAWS > features and utilities. > Course fee: free - Refundable amount Rs.200 will be charged. > Accommodation: We will help them in getting accommodation in some hostels > or PG's > > Looking forward for some responses. > > > > Cheers > > Vidya > Computer Tra
Re: [AI] Free Computer Training for VI
Hi Pradeep Kapoor, vidya lakshmi and others, is there any short term course in computer training for those who are working as teachers and for students during summer vacations. last year one such short term course was conducted by enabled india. as a matter of fact the people like me are able to work on computer only by the grace of enabled india. otherwise i was not at all knowing the a b c of computer. thanks to enabled india. i want to know do they have any such plan for this year also? so that i can join and learn some thing more instead off wasting summer holidays. if any other n.g.o comes farward to offer short term training then also it is ok. regards Dattu Agarwal Taraprakash <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: My organisation `Volunteers for the Blind Foundation` has been involved with computer literacy programmes for the blind since the past 12 yrs. That's a news. Can we have more details about this organization's modules? Where is the office located? How many trainees have you on board right now? How many has the organization already trained? Regards - Original Message - From: "Col. Pradeep Kapoor" To: Sent: Wednesday, January 17, 2007 11:52 PM Subject: Re: [AI] Free Computer Training for VI Dear Vidya Lakshmi, My organisation `Volunteers for the Blind Foundation` has been involved with computer literacy programmes for the blind since the past 12 yrs. We have developed two modules for teaching basic computer skills. One, is executed 6 hours a day for three months, six days a week & the other for 2 hours per day for five months, six days a week. So why should you have 6-8 months? Further, we developed multiple tests during these modules. Tests, as you are aware, are crucial for assimilation of knowlege. Further, our criteria is - a working knowlege of English, typing speed of 25 words per minute & have passed std 6. We have easily handled students with a rural background & most students had been motivated enough to brush aside the difficulties of hearing an american accent while they could barely speak the language. The course content includes office management skills. The results have been very encouraging. Your prerequisites are tougher & the course longer. Would you like to review these requirements ? Could you also please send your postal address? with best wishes yours sincerely Col P Kapoor General Secy. On 1/16/07, Vidya Lakshmi wrote: > Hi Everybody! > As you may be aware, Enable India is a non profit organization > established in 1999. Our goal is to empower people with disabilities > through rehabilitation, supplemental education and employment. One of our > main focus areas is free computer training for the blind and visually > impaired. > > We are starting a new batch of basic computer training in the month of > February 2007. So we are looking for some candidates with following > criteria: > > 1. Should be able to understand and speak English. > 2. People those who are studying towards any Degree or Diploma in > distant education can also register. > 3. Even people those who have completed SSLC or PUC with good English > can expect openings for training. > 4. Candidates should be able to dedicate their full time. > > The duration of the course is 6-8 months. We will also help them in > getting employment depends on their Education, interests and skills. > Interested candidate can Contact Enable India on the following numbers: > 080-41101390 or 080-25714842. > > Interested people should register at Enable India before 25th January > 2006. > > Evaluation for the selected candidates will be held on 25st Jan & 31st > January 2007. > > Details of course: > Courses Offered: Basic Computer training i.e MS Office and Internet > Explorer using JAWS. > Course duration: 6 months to 8 months Duration is based on English > knowledge and fluency and aptitude > Goals of the course: The emphasis of the course is for students to gain > computer knowledge and use it effectively for employment, daily living and > recreation. > Brief Curriculum Details: Windows, Basic Windows Applications, Windows > Explorer, Help, Word, Internet Explorer, Excel, Outlook Express, JAWS > features and utilities. > Course fee: free Refundable amount Rs.200 will be charged. > Accommodation: We will help them in getting accommodation in some hostels > or PG's > > Looking forward for some responses. > > > > Cheers > > Vidya > Computer Trainer > Enable India > Ph:9880708084 > > - > Bored stiff? Loosen up... > Download and play hundreds of games for free on Yahoo! Games. > To unsubscribe send a message to [EMAIL PROTECTED] > with the subject unsubscribe. > > To change your subscription to digest mode
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My organisation `Volunteers for the Blind Foundation` has been involved with computer literacy programmes for the blind since the past 12 yrs. That's a news. Can we have more details about this organization's modules? Where is the office located? How many trainees have you on board right now? How many has the organization already trained? Regards - Original Message - From: "Col. Pradeep Kapoor" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: Sent: Wednesday, January 17, 2007 11:52 PM Subject: Re: [AI] Free Computer Training for VI Dear Vidya Lakshmi, My organisation `Volunteers for the Blind Foundation` has been involved with computer literacy programmes for the blind since the past 12 yrs. We have developed two modules for teaching basic computer skills. One, is executed 6 hours a day for three months, six days a week & the other for 2 hours per day for five months, six days a week. So why should you have 6-8 months? Further, we developed multiple tests during these modules. Tests, as you are aware, are crucial for assimilation of knowlege. Further, our criteria is - a working knowlege of English, typing speed of 25 words per minute & have passed std 6. We have easily handled students with a rural background & most students had been motivated enough to brush aside the difficulties of hearing an american accent while they could barely speak the language. The course content includes office management skills. The results have been very encouraging. Your prerequisites are tougher & the course longer. Would you like to review these requirements ? Could you also please send your postal address? with best wishes yours sincerely Col P Kapoor General Secy. On 1/16/07, Vidya Lakshmi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi Everybody! > As you may be aware, Enable India is a non profit organization > established in 1999. Our goal is to empower people with disabilities > through rehabilitation, supplemental education and employment. One of our > main focus areas is free computer training for the blind and visually > impaired. > > We are starting a new batch of basic computer training in the month of > February 2007. So we are looking for some candidates with following > criteria: > > 1.Should be able to understand and speak English. > 2.People those who are studying towards any Degree or Diploma in > distant education can also register. > 3.Even people those who have completed SSLC or PUC with good English > can expect openings for training. > 4.Candidates should be able to dedicate their full time. > > The duration of the course is 6-8 months. We will also help them in > getting employment depends on their Education, interests and skills. > Interested candidate can Contact Enable India on the following numbers: > 080-41101390 or 080-25714842. > > Interested people should register at Enable India before 25th January > 2006. > > Evaluation for the selected candidates will be held on 25st Jan & 31st > January 2007. > > Details of course: > Courses Offered: Basic Computer training i.e MS Office and Internet > Explorer using JAWS. > Course duration: 6 months to 8 months – Duration is based on English > knowledge and fluency and aptitude > Goals of the course: The emphasis of the course is for students to gain > computer knowledge and use it effectively for employment, daily living and > recreation. > Brief Curriculum Details: Windows, Basic Windows Applications, Windows > Explorer, Help, Word, Internet Explorer, Excel, Outlook Express, JAWS > features and utilities. > Course fee: free – Refundable amount Rs.200 will be charged. > Accommodation: We will help them in getting accommodation in some hostels > or PG's > > Looking forward for some responses. > > > > Cheers > > Vidya > Computer Trainer > Enable India > Ph:9880708084 > > - > Bored stiff? Loosen up... > Download and play hundreds of games for free on Yahoo! Games. > To unsubscribe send a message to [EMAIL PROTECTED] > with the subject unsubscribe. > > To change your subscription to digest mode or make any other changes, > please visit the list home page at > http://accessindia.org.in/mailman/listinfo/accessindia_accessindia.org.in > To unsubscribe send a message to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the subject unsubscribe. To change your subscription to digest mode or make any other changes, please visit the list home page at http://accessindia.org.in/mailman/listinfo/accessindia_accessindia.org.in To unsubscribe send a message to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the subject unsubscribe. To change your subscription to digest mode or make any other changes, please visit the list home page at http://accessindia.org.in/mailman/listinfo/accessindia_accessindia.org.in
Re: [AI] Free Computer Training for VI
Dear Vidya Lakshmi, My organisation `Volunteers for the Blind Foundation` has been involved with computer literacy programmes for the blind since the past 12 yrs. We have developed two modules for teaching basic computer skills. One, is executed 6 hours a day for three months, six days a week & the other for 2 hours per day for five months, six days a week. So why should you have 6-8 months? Further, we developed multiple tests during these modules. Tests, as you are aware, are crucial for assimilation of knowlege. Further, our criteria is - a working knowlege of English, typing speed of 25 words per minute & have passed std 6. We have easily handled students with a rural background & most students had been motivated enough to brush aside the difficulties of hearing an american accent while they could barely speak the language. The course content includes office management skills. The results have been very encouraging. Your prerequisites are tougher & the course longer. Would you like to review these requirements ? Could you also please send your postal address? with best wishes yours sincerely Col P Kapoor General Secy. On 1/16/07, Vidya Lakshmi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi Everybody! > As you may be aware, Enable India is a non profit organization established > in 1999. Our goal is to empower people with disabilities through > rehabilitation, supplemental education and employment. One of our main focus > areas is free computer training for the blind and visually impaired. > > We are starting a new batch of basic computer training in the month of > February 2007. So we are looking for some candidates with following criteria: > > 1.Should be able to understand and speak English. > 2.People those who are studying towards any Degree or Diploma in distant > education can also register. > 3.Even people those who have completed SSLC or PUC with good English can > expect openings for training. > 4.Candidates should be able to dedicate their full time. > > The duration of the course is 6-8 months. We will also help them in getting > employment depends on their Education, interests and skills. > Interested candidate can Contact Enable India on the following numbers: > 080-41101390 or 080-25714842. > > Interested people should register at Enable India before 25th January 2006. > > Evaluation for the selected candidates will be held on 25st Jan & 31st > January 2007. > > Details of course: > Courses Offered: Basic Computer training i.e MS Office and Internet Explorer > using JAWS. > Course duration: 6 months to 8 months – Duration is based on English > knowledge and fluency and aptitude > Goals of the course: The emphasis of the course is for students to gain > computer knowledge and use it effectively for employment, daily living and > recreation. > Brief Curriculum Details: Windows, Basic Windows Applications, Windows > Explorer, Help, Word, Internet Explorer, Excel, Outlook Express, JAWS > features and utilities. > Course fee: free – Refundable amount Rs.200 will be charged. > Accommodation: We will help them in getting accommodation in some hostels or > PG's > > Looking forward for some responses. > > > > Cheers > > Vidya > Computer Trainer > Enable India > Ph:9880708084 > > - > Bored stiff? Loosen up... > Download and play hundreds of games for free on Yahoo! Games. > To unsubscribe send a message to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the subject > unsubscribe. > > To change your subscription to digest mode or make any other changes, please > visit the list home page at > http://accessindia.org.in/mailman/listinfo/accessindia_accessindia.org.in > To unsubscribe send a message to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the subject unsubscribe. To change your subscription to digest mode or make any other changes, please visit the list home page at http://accessindia.org.in/mailman/listinfo/accessindia_accessindia.org.in
[AI] Free Computer Training for VI
Hi Everybody! As you may be aware, Enable India is a non profit organization established in 1999. Our goal is to empower people with disabilities through rehabilitation, supplemental education and employment. One of our main focus areas is free computer training for the blind and visually impaired. We are starting a new batch of basic computer training in the month of February 2007. So we are looking for some candidates with following criteria: 1.Should be able to understand and speak English. 2.People those who are studying towards any Degree or Diploma in distant education can also register. 3.Even people those who have completed SSLC or PUC with good English can expect openings for training. 4.Candidates should be able to dedicate their full time. The duration of the course is 6-8 months. We will also help them in getting employment depends on their Education, interests and skills. Interested candidate can Contact Enable India on the following numbers: 080-41101390 or 080-25714842. Interested people should register at Enable India before 25th January 2006. Evaluation for the selected candidates will be held on 25st Jan & 31st January 2007. Details of course: Courses Offered: Basic Computer training i.e MS Office and Internet Explorer using JAWS. Course duration: 6 months to 8 months Duration is based on English knowledge and fluency and aptitude Goals of the course: The emphasis of the course is for students to gain computer knowledge and use it effectively for employment, daily living and recreation. Brief Curriculum Details: Windows, Basic Windows Applications, Windows Explorer, Help, Word, Internet Explorer, Excel, Outlook Express, JAWS features and utilities. Course fee: free Refundable amount Rs.200 will be charged. Accommodation: We will help them in getting accommodation in some hostels or PGs Looking forward for some responses. Cheers Vidya Computer Trainer Enable India Ph:9880708084 - Bored stiff? Loosen up... Download and play hundreds of games for free on Yahoo! Games. To unsubscribe send a message to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the subject unsubscribe. To change your subscription to digest mode or make any other changes, please visit the list home page at http://accessindia.org.in/mailman/listinfo/accessindia_accessindia.org.in
