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Soft Skills Development for women with disability

 The Employers’ Federation of Ceylon, Specialised Training & Disability Resource Centre together with the Manchester International conducted a Soft Skills Development training for women titled “Fem Train” from September to November 2021. The “Fem Train” programme included women with disabilities. Women with disabilities were trained on soft skills to develop their employability skills.      


A woman with short black hair, wearing a blue saree and dark earrings, is smiling in front of a blue and grey background. On the right side, text reads: SEMINAR MANIQUE GUNARATNE - Manager Specialised Training & Disability Resource Centre Employment & Importance of doing a job At the top center, there is a logo with the words "FEMTRAIN PROJECT" underneath it.

Group of seven women standing together indoors, smiling at the camera. Most of them are dressed in professional or business casual attire, with some wearing white tops and others in shades of blue or a red jacket. They are positioned in a hallway or corridor with light-colored walls and a grey background behind them. The group appears happy and friendly.

Two women standing indoors. The woman on the left has long dark hair and is wearing a white shirt, holding a certificate together with the woman on the right. The woman on the right has long light brown hair, wears glasses, and is dressed in a black dress over a white shirt. Both are smiling toward the camera. There is a bouquet of flowers and a TV in the background, and a smartphone on a tripod in the foreground, likely recording or taking the picture. The certificate reads: CERTIFICATE OF COMPLETION M.P. Prasadini Pathirathne Kumarhamy SOFT SKILLS AND JOB INTERVIEW SKILLS


#Manique Gunaratne

Steering Committee Member – International Labour Organisation Global Business Disability Network

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