Dhaala Institute

I am Aishath Bariyya and I work as a Senior Engineer in Water Solutions. Sinamale’ Bridge is one of the major projects I have worked on. I developed an interest in the field during an opportunity to travel across Maldives and saw the need for infrastructure development.

People generally believed these are mostly men’s jobs and hence most girls did not get encouraged towards such professions. However, I believe things have improved since then and I keep seeing more and more female Engineers in Maldives.

Don’t choose a profession just because somebody said that you should work in a certain field. Explore the available options and remember that there is no gender when it comes to being in a profession. If you love what you do, no challenge would be too difficult to overcome.

Basic Computer Course for Adults
Learn: Introduction to Computers, Introduction to Windows, Basics of MS Word and MS Excel
Phone: 9908707
Duration: 3 months / 2 classes per week
Fee: MVR1000 / month
Application Form https://goo.gl/forms/LfTZLtq6YIWMwSpG3

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