Program Overview

Skill and knowledge are critical factors to empower and bring equality. We enable it at the root level at our workplace as well as in our society.

We conducted the exclusive workshop for young girls on understanding electronics, computer component, how to de-assemble and assemble desktop computers.

Though many of the parents resisted and challenged back on 'what is the use of learning computer hardware for girl students', we showcased the ISRO women achievers and few international personalities who made significant impacts in our nation and world.

Students learning computer assembly

Special Thanks to Women achievers who give answers to parents and energy to students.

Students have great curiosity on exploring electronics, understanding how the system works and doing hands-on activities.

Program Highlights

Students learning computer assembly
Students actively participating in the workshop
Hands-on computer assembly
Hands-on experience with computer components
Group learning session
Interactive group learning session
Computer hardware demonstration
Understanding computer hardware components
Students working on computers
Practical application of learned skills
Workshop completion
Celebrating successful completion of the workshop
Students working on motherboards
Students learning motherboard installation
Group discussion during workshop
Collaborative problem-solving session
Instructor demonstrating assembly
Expert guidance on component installation
Students installing components
Hands-on component installation practice
Teamwork during assembly
Team collaboration on computer assembly
Cable management demonstration
Learning proper cable management techniques
Students testing components
Testing hardware components
Workshop participants
Engaged participants during the session
Hardware identification
Learning to identify different hardware components
Practical assembly session
Practical hands-on assembly practice
Workshop demonstration
Instructor demonstrating assembly techniques
Students working on assembly
Students applying their assembly skills
Component installation
Installing computer components
Group activity
Collaborative learning experience
Hardware troubleshooting
Learning to troubleshoot hardware issues
Students with completed builds
Showcasing completed computer builds
Workshop participants working
Focused participants during the workshop
Component identification
Learning about different computer components
Assembly guidance
Expert guidance on assembly process
Practical session
Practical hands-on learning experience
Group photo
Group photo with participants and instructors
Certificate distribution
Certificate distribution ceremony
Final workshop moments
Celebrating the successful completion of the workshop

Results Achieved

100+
Students Trained
20+
Workshops Conducted
85%
Increased Interest in Tech
50+
Computers Assembled

The program successfully broke stereotypes by demonstrating that technical skills like computer assembly are not gender-specific. Many participants expressed increased confidence in handling technology and showed interest in pursuing technical education.