Conducted Courses and their Related Subjects
With the intention of producing reliable civil service personnel for the Ministry, the Central Training School was established on 30th June 2023. It is located at Ward No.51, Dagon Myothit (North) Township, Yangon Region. There, the following courses are conducted in order to enhance the quality and critical thinking of the civil service personnel in skillfully carrying out the tasks assigned for their respective ranks, to upgrade the work performance by letting them understand the mandates, instructions, laws, rules and procedures of the Ministry, to train them into highly moral, loyal, disciplined and good-will civil service personnel who will successfully implement the policies and instructions issued by the Heads of the Ministry-
(a) Special Course for Advanced Sewing
(b) Course for Clerks
(c) Special Course for Finance Regulation
(d) Store-keeping Course
(e) Motorized Sewing Machine Course
(f) The Elderly Care (Nursing) Course
The following subjects are offered for the Course for Clerks:
(a) Office Manual
(b) Personnel Affairs
(c) Morality and responsibility
(d) Finance
(e) The Ministry
(f) The Progress of Border Areas and National Races Department
(g) Education and Training Department
(h) The Policy of the Ministry
(i) Computer Studies
(j) Engineering
(k) Management
(l) Lecture from Other Ministries
(m) General Affairs
The following subjects are offered for Special Course for Advanced Sewing:
(a) Calculating Body Measurement and Making Sewing Patterns
(b) Making Three-layer Longyi, Four-layer Longyi, Chake Htamein, Phyant Htamein
(c) Making Wah Wah Aung Yinbon (Blouse)
(d) Making May Panche Lace Blouse
(e) Making Aye Myat Thu Lace Blouse
(f) Making Baby Maung Lace Blouse
(g) Making Nann Su Blouse
(h) Draping Blouse
(i) Making Yoon Yoon Wedding Dress
(j) Making Poe Kyar Phyu Khin Blouse
(k) Making Coats
(l) Making Htaingmathein (Myanmar Traditional Wedding Dress)
(m)Making Luxury Handbags
(n) Making Thai Traditional Flower Patterns
The following subjects are offered for Special Course for Finance Regulation:
(a) Finance Regulation and the Provision on the Definition
(Office of The Auditor General)
(b) Basic Principles for Receipt and Payment (Office of The Auditor General)
(c) Minor Construction and Purchasing Materials (Office of The Auditor General)
(d) Provision for Deposit (Office of The Auditor General)
(e) The Rules for Advance Payment and Reserve Funds
(Office of The Auditor General)
(f) Destroying Documents and the Provisions (Office of The Auditor General)
(g) The Banking System (Myanmar Economic Bank)
(h) The Development of MSME and MSME Loan Sector
(Myanmar Economic Bank)
(i) ATM Card and e-Pension (Myanmar Economic Bank)
(j) Budget (Budget Department)
(k) Union Spirit
(l) Laws for Receipt and Payment on the fund (Budget Department)
(m) Outstanding Settlement and the Change in Financial Management
(Treasury Department)
(n) Leadership Skill
(o) Organizational Responsibilities of Financial Department
(Progress of Border Areas and National Races Department)
(p) Maintenance of the Department
(Progress of Border Areas and National Races Department)
(q) General Ledger (Progress of Border Areas and National Races Department)
(r) Sending Monthly Report to the Department
(Progress of Border Areas and National Races Department)
(s) Anti-corruption
(t) Natural Disaster Management and Earthquake Drill
(u) Fire Services Department
(v) Workshop (Office of the Auditor General)
(w) Law
The following subjects are offered for the Store-keeping Course-
(a) Office Manual
(b) Personnel Affairs
(c) Finance
(d) Store-keeping
(e) Organizational Responsibility of the Minister’s Office (the Minister’s Office, Progress of Border Areas and National Races Department, Education and Training Department)
(f) Policy
(g) Computer Studies
(h) Field Trips
(i) Lecture from Other Ministries
(j) General Affairs
The following subjects are offered for the Motorized Sewing Machine Course-
(a) Teaching about the parts of a motorized sewing machine and how it works
(b) Teaching how to use the foot paddle of a motorized sewing machine
(Without needle and the thread)
(c) Teaching how to use the foot paddle of a motorized sewing machine
(With needle and the thread)
(d) Teaching how to thread the machine
(e) Teaching how to stitch Level-1 three short straight lines
(f) Teaching how to stitch Level-1 two long straight lines
(g) Teaching how to lock stitch a seam using motorized sewing machine
(h) Teaching how to lock stitch at the start and the end of a seam using
motorized sewing machine (Level-3)
(i) Teaching how to make a seam with three lock stitches using motorized
sewing machine (Level-4)
(j) Teaching Level-5 stitch
(k) Teaching how to stitch neat curved lines (Level-6)
(l) Teaching how to make a ladder stitch (Level-7)
(m) Teaching how to thread and use an overlocker
(n) Teaching how to thread and use a button attaching machine
(o) Teaching how to thread and use a buttonhole machine
(p) Teaching how to thread and use a bartack machine
(q) Teaching how to stitch a given material within the record of 40 minutes
depending on three levels (Level-5, Level-6, Level-7)
(r) Familiarization visit by the inspection members of NSSA
In accordance with the Program for Socio-economic Development of Rural-urban Ethnic Groups, the Motorized Sewing Machine Courses have been opened sustainably to provide job opportunities to those racial women from border areas and so far, 27 training courses have been conducted and altogether 3032 trainees have completed the training courses and among them, 2941 trainees have been working in 31 garment factories.