Kalaw opens free basic tailoring course



THE Department of Ru­ral Development, under the Ministry of Cooper­atives and Rural Devel­opment, opened a free basic tailoring course at Lamai Model Village in Kalaw Township, Shan State (South), yesterday morning with the aim of supporting the livelihoods of rural women, provid­ing employment oppor­tunities and developing skilled workers during the 2026-2027 financial year.

 

Kalaw District De­partment of Rural De­velopment Head U Aung Zaw Lin delivered the opening address. An of­ficial explained that live­lihood training courses are conducted after as­sessing local products, market demand, labour requirements and the need for livelihood skills suited to local conditions. Training instructors then explained the lessons to be taught section by section, after which the district head and officials provided the trainees with teaching aids and mate­rials.

 

A total of 20 women from villages in Kalaw Township are attending the 45-day free basic tailoring course, where skilled female instruc­tors are providing both theoretical and practical lessons in basic tailoring techniques. — Maung Khaing (Rural)

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