Free Training Programs on Circular Economy

 


Free Training Programs on Circular Economy 

Course Duration: 1 Yrs  

Batches: Bengali & Hindi | English 

Batch Timing: 

  • Weekly Online Classes: Every Saturday Bengali & Hindi: 7 pm- 8 pm |  Every Saturday English: 8 pm- 9 pm

  • Monthly Meet on Socio-Economic-political subjects: Sunday Bengali & Hindi: 7 pm- 8 pm |  Sunday English: 8 pm- 9 pm. N.B. Which Sunday will be informed.  

  • Monthly Online Workshop: Bengali & Hindi: 7 pm- 8 pm |  English: 8 pm- 9 pm. N.B. Which date will be informed. ( Class Raw Materials have to be self arranged ) 

  • Field Visit: Bengali-Hindi-English: 11 am- 2 pm N.B. Which date will be informed. ( Self Funding Amuktika will provide the training only ).

Mode: Online + Offline + Online Practical Assessment (Distance Learning) 

Certification Organization: Amuktika (E-Certificate) 

Fees: Free of Cost 

One Time Admission Fees : Free

Courses Description: Subjects Covers: Circular Economy | Solid Waste Management | Water Waste management & Conservation | Renewable Energy | Green Construction | E-Waste Management | Afforestation | Low Carbon  Footprint Lifestyle Management | Green Transportation | Green Tourism | Biodegradable Products. 

Objective of the programs: To Promote Circular Economy & develop the new start Ups  & fulfill the  Human Opportunities  need of the Circular Economy Sector.

Outcomes of the programs: Development of the New Economic Ideology overcoming linear economy. Development of New Start Ups & Development of the new human possibilities in the sectors. 

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