Two-day training held for Kudumbashree bridge course mentors in Malappuram
A two-day capacity-building workshop for Kudumbashree bridge course mentors was held at Amal College of Advanced Studies in Nilambur. The program focused on equipping mentors with the academic and psychological skills necessary to support tribal students in Malappuram district.
Why it matters
Targeted educational support for marginalized tribal communities is a critical component of inclusive development and social equity in the region.
A two-day capacity-building workshop for Kudumbashree bridge course mentors concluded at Amal College of Advanced Studies, Nilambur, on Sunday (July 19). The Kudumbashree District Mission’s Tribal Special Project conducted the workshop in association with the college’s Department of Management Studies.
The workshop aimed to improve mentors’ skills in providing academic and psychological support to tribal students. The Kudumbashree bridge course programme supports school-going children from tribal settlements, with 25 centres currently functioning in Malappuram district.
The college’s examination controller T. Shameer Babu inaugurated the workshop. P.V. Abdul Wahab, MP, was the chief guest.
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