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Twelve weeks and a certificate

Rekha · Mother of two, Kharadi group

A woman in a red and white printed sari
“I was doing the same work before. They were paying me a third for it.”

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Most of the women who join the tailoring course can already sew. That is not what the twelve weeks are for.

The twelve weeks end in a certificate that the garment units in Ramtekdi recognise, and a unit that recognises your certificate pays you by the hour on its own floor. A unit that does not sends the same work to your house at piece-rate, which is roughly a third of the money for more of the day.

The skill was never the constraint. The paperwork was.

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