PEACE COURSE CERTIFICATE DISTRIBUTION



Malabar Training College held a special ceremony on 21st May 2024 for the distribution of certificates to students who successfully completed the Peace Course organized by the college. The Peace Course, conducted over a period of three months, aimed to instill the values of peace, conflict resolution, and community harmony among participants. The program emphasized global peace-building efforts, with an emphasis on local action and interpersonal relationships.
 

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