Saharanpur Launches Field Trainer Training for Census
Saharanpur starts a three-day training program for 132 field trainers to prepare for the upcoming census phase starting December 1.
Preparations for the upcoming census phase have officially kicked off in Saharanpur with the launch of a specialized training program. Aimed at ensuring a seamless and transparent data collection process, the training sessions commenced at Pinewood School to equip field trainers with the necessary skills for the task ahead.
Official Inauguration of Training Program
The three-day training initiative was formally inaugurated by Commissioner Rupesh Kumar and Sadar SDM Vikas Kumar Pandey. The ceremony included a traditional ribbon-cutting and the lighting of the ceremonial lamp, marking the start of a critical phase in the district's administrative preparations. The program is designed to provide essential information and technical guidance to all staff involved in the census operations.
Training Structure and Batch Details
To ensure effective instruction, the training is being organized for a total of 132 field trainers, divided into two specific batches:
- First Batch: Consists of 66 field trainers undergoing three days of intensive instruction.
- Second Batch: Consists of 66 field trainers, scheduled to be trained from October 12 to October 14.
Once these trainers have completed their instruction, they will be responsible for training the enumerators and supervisors during the final days of October.
Census Phase 2 Timeline and Objectives
Commissioner Rupesh Kumar confirmed that preparations for Phase 2 of the census are currently in full swing. The official schedule for this phase is set to run from December 1 to January 4. During this window, enumerators will be deployed to conduct door-to-door visits to collect vital census-related data.
The Commissioner emphasized that the thorough training of field-level staff is vital for maintaining an organized and transparent process. The sessions cover comprehensive details regarding census procedures, the specific responsibilities of the staff, and necessary precautions to ensure the success of the upcoming phase.