Lead trainer for a seven-day advanced computer and AI-tools skill development training for 34 participants from different sectors in Syangja, with hands-on practice across 35 AI tools. The office presented a letter of appreciation at the closing.
A seven-day residential-style training run by the Integrated Service Office in Syangja under Gandaki Province's Ministry of Industry & Tourism and Ministry of Social Development, Youth & Sports. Rabin was the main trainer for the full week.
What the week covered
- Hands-on practice with 35 AI tools, from everyday writing and research assistants to tools for documents, images and presentations
- Advanced computer skills participants could apply directly in their offices and businesses
- The positive and negative sides of information technology, and how to use it responsibly
Who took part
Thirty-four participants from Syangja and different sectors — government staff, educators and local professionals — completed the programme and received certificates.
Closing
The training was closed by Bishworaj Acharya, chief of the Education Development and Coordination Unit, Syangja, who spoke about the need for information technology across every sector. The office chief, Jeevan Paudel, described the programme as part of building staff capacity to make public services more effective. The Integrated Service Office presented Rabin with a letter of appreciation for leading the training. The programme was covered in print by Syangja Bulletin (13 Jestha 2083).
Key Topics Covered:
AI Tools (35)Advanced Computer SkillsResponsible Technology UseOffice Productivity