Introducing himself by making a picture of paint and brush in the middle of the A4 size paper, he wants to convey his surname – Chitrakar, nepali meaning for painter. In fact, he is making a ground for us to do in the same way as he does. Thinking about whom am I writing about? Yes, He is Kabir Chitrakar, Director of Curriculum section at TITI- Training Institute for Technical Instruction. I am going to share an experience about a training with difference.
From July 30 to June 9, I got the chance to participate in a training called – Training of Trainers (TOT) conducted by TITI trainers – Mr. Kabir Chitrakar and Ms. Mina Kharel. Thanks to my college, Forum of Health Science and TITI.
18 participants form 10 colleges representing 3 types of programs (Health Assistant, Nursing, Pharmacy), they were all dynamic and friendly.
Vijaya Laxmi ma’m made special impression on me from participants side as she has got a power to convey health message with an analogy with spiritual insight. Her classical examples like Deva – Asura(God – Satan), Pancha Tatwa(five elements of life) touched my heart so much.
Kabir Sir is another name who as trainer has all essential skills to deliver the idea so smoothly that participants remain attentive through out the session so naturally. I wish I could be like him.
I think the way Kabir Sir and Mina ma’m together presented ideas, concept and skill cards was even more important than the cards itself. We were encouraged to do the things individually, in pairs and in groups most of the time.
There is no doubt that they had handed over a beautiful butterfly in our hands. Now it is our turn to save its life by letting it to fly inside the classroom or let it die enclosing it inside our fist. I have just begun the new journey. What about you, my friends? I hope you all will open your fist and join me from there. Please write to me ~ Bye Bye ~ God Bless !
Its very good idea about HRD in Nepalese context.