Judges tasting the food prepared by the students for their final exam. Photos: AZMAN GHANI/The Star
THE pioneer batch of students from “Program Menyantuni Gelandangan” (PMG) are ready to put their newly learned skills to good use.
PMG is a pilot support programme for the homeless in Kuala Lumpur, launched last year by Federal Territories Ministry and Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL). However, it was later opened to anyone interested in picking up a trade skill.
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Judges tasting the food prepared by the students for their final exam. Photos: AZMAN GHANI/The Star
Alya says she is proud of the students’ progress over the months as they have shown improvement in their chosen training programme.
Top 15 of the hair-cutting students giving free haircut to PPR Sungai Bonus residents as their final exam.
Rosidah putting the final touches to the chicken chop dish which has become a favourite among her customers.
Top baking students were required to bake, decorate and present a tray of brownies as their final exam.
Mohd Harriz said all 15 students have mastered the basics and techniques in hair styling.
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