Zero Waste Craft Classes Online

 


Zero Waste Craft Classes Online 

Course Duration: 1 Yrs  

Batches: Under 14 Yrs | Above 14 Yrs 

Batch Type: Basic | Advance | Professionals 

Batch Timing: Every Saturday Under 14 Yrs: 5 pm- 5.45 pm |  Every Saturday Under 14 Yrs: 6 pm- 6.45 pm

Class Duration: 45 minutes. 

Mode: Online + Online Practical Assessment (Distance Learning) 

Certification Organization: Amuktika 

Fees: Below 14 Yrs Rs. 50/Month  | Above 14 Yrs Rs. 100/Month

One Time Admission Fees  Rs. 50 at time of Registration. 

Courses Description: Class on Art from Waste for making paper bag, recycled paper folder, paper pen, eco-friendly candles & Diyas, Bottle Arts, Verse, Decorative Box, Magnet, Hanging, Clock, Sticking Pad, Bookmark, Dairy, Key Rings Holder, Book End, Traditional Toys, Handicraft Toys, etc. 

Objective of the programs: To Promote Arts from the Waste in the Handicraft Sector, To Promote the ideology of  Reduce-Reuse-Recycle 

Outcomes of the programs: Reduce-Reuse-Recycle of the Waste Materials. Development of New Start Ups & Self Help Group.

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