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SOCIALLY USEFUL PRODUCTIVE WORK EXPERIENCE

On November 19, a community-based practical program on Socially Useful Productive Work Experience (SUPW) was organized at the college general hall from 10:00 AM to 3:30 PM. Principal Riju John inaugurated the program, emphasizing the importance of SUPW. He also introduced the resource person, Mohanlal Sir, a retired teacher with numerous years of experience in the field of work experience.

The students were divided into four groups and engaged in various activities, including:
Soap preparation, lotion preparation, File preparation and bag preparation. These activities aimed to provide students with hands-on experience in socially useful productive work, promoting teamwork, creativity, and social responsibility.













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