2023-2024

Name  of the Event: Youth-to-Youth Campaign

Date:  & Duration: October 11, 2023 to November 10, 2023.

No. of Participants: 30

Objective - The primary objective of the Youth-to-Youth Campaign was to educate and raise awareness about quality standards among the student body. 

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Objectives:

Through various interactive sessions, the campaign aimed to empower students with knowledge about the significance of quality standards and their role in promoting responsible consumption practices within the college community.

Outcome :

 The Youth-to-Youth Campaign, conducted from October 11, 2023, to November 10, 2023, yielded significant outcomes. A total of 750 students benefited from the campaign, gaining valuable insights into quality standards and their implications. Through peer-to-peer interactions, students were equipped with the necessary knowledge and skills to make informed decisions and advocate for quality-conscious behaviors. As a result, the campaign successfully fostered a culture of awareness and responsibility within the college community, paving the way for informed decision-making and sustainable practices among students.

Name of the Event: Flag-Off event for Youth-to-Youth Campaign

Date:  & Duration: October 11, 2023 & 1:30 P.M. - 2:00 P.M.

No. of Participants: 30

Resource Person: Mrs. N. Bharathi, Sub Inspector of Police, W17 All Women Police

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Objective :

 The primary objective of the Flag-Off Event for the Youth-to-Youth Campaign was to officially launch the campaign and inspire members of the Standards Club to actively engage in creating awareness about quality standards among their peers.  Each student participant was tasked with campaigning to educate a minimum of 25 other students about various standards, including the distribution of informative pamphlets. The event aimed to set the tone for a dynamic and impactful campaign, fostering a culture of responsibility and awareness regarding quality standards within the academic community. Mrs. N. Bharathi, Sub Inspector of Police, W17 All Women Police, was invited to perform the flag-off, symbolizing the commencement of this youth-driven initiative.

Outcome :

 The Flag-Off Event for the Youth-to-Youth Campaign was a resounding success, marked by the enthusiastic participation of students from the Standards Club. Mrs. N. Bharathi's presence added a significant motivational element, emphasizing the importance of the campaign's objectives. The students, fueled by a sense of purpose, embarked on their mission to educate and create awareness about quality standards. The campaign's unique approach, where each participant aimed to reach 25 peers, ensured a broad reach within the academic community. The pamphlets that were distributed served as tangible tools to convey essential information. As a result, the flag-off event not only initiated the campaign but also sparked a ripple effect, with students becoming proactive advocates for quality standards within their educational environment. This launch sets a promising precedent for a sustained and impactful Youth-to-Youth Campaign, with the potential to foster a culture of informed decision-making and responsible citizenship among the student body. 

Name of the Event: Training Programme for Youth-to-Youth Campaign

Date:  & Duration:  September 25, 2023 & 12:30 P.M. - 2:30 P.M.

No. of Participants: 30

Resource Person:  Ms. Madhushalini Dhanaraj

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Objective :

The objective of the Youth-to-Youth Campaign Training Programme by the BIS Chennai Branch at CTTE College for Women was to empower students with knowledge about quality standards, with a focus on the hallmark, and to instill a sense of responsibility for promoting these standards among their peers. The aim was to equip students with the necessary tools, including informational pamphlets, T-shirts, caps, badges, and guidance on utilizing the BIS Care app. The primary goal was to create ambassadors within the student community who would actively spread awareness about the importance of adhering to quality standards and encourage the use of the BIS Care app for easy access to relevant information.

Outcome : 

The training program yielded positive outcomes as students embraced their role as advocates for quality standards. Led by 

Ms. Madhushalini Dhanaraj, the students gained a comprehensive understanding of various standards and learned how to effectively communicate this knowledge to their peers. The commitment of each student to educate 25 others, coupled with the distribution of informative pamphlets, ensures a cascading effect of awareness within CTTE College for Women. The integration of the BIS Care app into their routines enhances their ability to make informed choices, contributing to a culture of quality consciousness and responsible consumption among the college community. Overall, the program successfully empowered students to be proactive agents of change and advocates for quality standards within their academic environment.