#rural lives

[godslaughters]

Dead Christ (details) by Philippe de Champaigne

[prabhatjairam]

Career Opportunities in Rural Areas

India is a country where more than 60% of the population lives in rural areas. Indeed, people living in rural areas cannot take advantage of the resources available in urban areas. To overcome this issue, education in rural management and development is very demanding. It is essential not only to eradicate illiteracy and poverty but also for a variety of career opportunities. Education brings personal satisfaction that improves the standard of living, including people's economic, political, social, and spiritual development.

In rural areas, people are primarily engaged in farming and agricultural practices. Apart from these, they are engaged in the production of handicrafts or employed in small-scale industries. The primary aim of rural individuals is to acquire good career opportunities that can enable them to sustain their livelihood effectively. In order to get a good job, people need to enhance their academic qualifications and learning skills.

In this blog post, we will discuss rural career opportunities and the courses offered in rural sectors.

Types of Career Opportunities in Rural Sectors

There are several career opportunities in rural communities, including those in agriculture, education, industries, and healthcare. To seek different employment options, rural people can pursue careers based on their skills, interests, and capabilities.

1. Agricultural Sector

Agriculture is considered the major occupation in rural communities. When individuals are engaged in this sector, they need to possess the essential skills and information about methods of production and cultivation. A career in the agricultural field offers a wide variety of professional paths related to dairy, farming, poultry, and animal husbandry. These career paths involve everything from growing crops to raising livestock like cattle, pigs, and chickens. The following are the top jobs in this field:

Agricultural Engineer

Farm Manager

Agricultural Economist

Conservation Planner

Agricultural Salesperson

Soil and Plant scientist

Commercial Horticulturalist

2. Education Sector

In rural communities, there has been the establishment of training centers, schools, and educational institutions that provide individuals with adequate information and knowledge. With education, rural people can apply new learning skills and implement better innovations and practices, obtaining numerous types of employment opportunities. Besides, an education system in rural communities enhances the quality of life, creates awareness and capability, increases freedom, and improves overall holistic human development for the people and the nation. This sector includes multiple job opportunities, such as:

Teachers

Instructors 

Training Associate

Monitoring and Evaluation Associate

Operations Lead

Implementation Lead: AP SALT

Project Officer, etc.

Education plays a significant and remedial role in maintaining the social and economic development of the country. To enhance students’ academic performance and learning capabilities, an online education portal “study24hr.com” enables teachers and students to connect and clear doubts easily. It offers the best eLearning techniques with the help of the latest electronic resources. Additionally, the platform provides various online courses related to banking, digital marketing, UPSC, SSC, etc.

3. Healthcare Centers

Rural people can obtain career opportunities in the healthcare and medical sectors as well. To be employed in this area, it is essential not to discriminate against any individual based on race, religion, caste, age, ethnicity, gender, or socio-economic background. Healthcare centers control the spread of diseases and reduce the growing rate of mortality due to the lack of adequate medical facilities. Moreover, the several rural healthcare careers are beneficial for individuals who are looking forward to seeking a good job opportunity in the health and medical sectors, including:

Clinical Specialist

Rural Healthcare Practitioner

Program Manager

CSR Growth Manager

Project Coordinator, etc.

4. Factories and Industries

The most prominent examples of career opportunities in rural areas are factories and industries. Rural people are employed in large-scale industries to earn their livelihood. These factories are engaged in different operations such as plantations, silk weaving, diamond polishing, beedi rolling, coal mining, gem cutting, etc. The job opportunities that are available in this sector are considered hazardous. Therefore, in order to prevent any accidents from taking place, people are required to acquire proper training under the supervision of an understandable and skilled person. Furthermore, job seekers can get the following jobs in this sector:

Assistant Manager

Junior Designer

State Head of Rural Warehouse Operations

Deputy Area Manager

Field Officer

Sales Manager, etc.

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Courses and Options in Rural Management

People can start their careers in the rural management and development field by opting for related courses available after the 12th at the bachelor's, diploma, and master's levels. Most of the development programs offered by well-recognized institutions are listed below:

Bachelor Courses:

Bachelor of Rural Technology and Management

Bachelor of Arts in Rural Development

Diploma Courses:

Postgraduate Diploma in Rural Marketing

Postgraduate Diploma in Rural Development

Postgraduate Diploma in Rural Management

Postgraduate Diploma in Rural Finance

Master Courses:

Master of Business Administration in Rural Management

Master of Arts in Rural Development

Doctoral Courses:

Ph.D. in Rural Development

M.Phil. in Rural Development

Eligibility Criteria

The criteria for different courses are as follows:

For bachelor courses

To apply for any bachelor's course, students must have a minimum education eligibility of 10+2 from a recognized learning institution.

For Master's Courses

Candidates who have cleared the bachelor's degree in the relevant stream can apply for the master's degree.

For Diploma Certification

Aspirants should have an intermediate (10+2) exam from a recognized school board or its equivalent.

Conclusion

In the end, it can be stated that within rural areas, it is important to formulate programs and schemes that would augment agricultural productivity, career opportunities, and the overall quality of life of rural individuals. The government should take the initiative in spreading education so that more and more children can engage and secure their future. They should be encouraged to learn new skills to get the best job opportunities in the future. Therefore, we all should realize and take steps to make rural lives better by helping them get a highly qualified education.

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Young Man in Churchyard (1938)

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[kaijubluu]

poll time!!

please reblog with your answer and country!!

i, for example, have fired a gun, and am from canada.

enjoy!!

edit to say: air rifles, bb guns, paintball markers, etc, DO NOT COUNT. only REAL firearms (as in gunpowder powered) count.

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Tornado touchdown, Northern Colorado, 2015

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Country lanes and golden hour

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[mother-lee]

a quiet life

[punkitt-is-here]

what do u think about lemnoade

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[shepscapades]

Ranchers as Grant Wood’s American Gothic was supposed to be sillay and goofy but then I set the ranch on fire and one thing led to another and now it’s. sad DFBJDFGB I’m really happy with how this came out though, so!! Here’s my week 3 piece for the Hermitcraft Design Challenge thingie :]

[stonebutchery]

it's kind of baffling to me that entire sub-groups of queer folks endured a decade of being singled out and targeted for being asexual, aromantic, bisexual, pansexual, nonbinary, polyamorous, etc. and i have yet to see any substantial apologies from people who were directly responsible for causing genuine harm. i find it completely bizarre that there are so many people who want to sweep their past contributions to widespread lateral aggression toward specific queer groups under the rug like it didn't happen so they can wash their hands of it... there are people who are irreversibly traumatized because of this. there are people who took their lives because of it.

i'm wording the post like despite the fact that exclusionism targeting these groups (and more) continues to persist partly because it was a really frighteningly common trend to harass people just because they were ace, aro, bi, pan, nonbinary, poly, etc... and it's crazy to me that many of the people who were affected by this massive multi-pronged public online bullying campaign against the 'unacceptable types of queers' are the ones still receiving messages like "my url got put on an aphobe blocklist in 2016 because apparently a post i made making fun of asexuals got some teenage asexuals harassed and i still distrust asexuals to this day because of that" ...are you fucking kidding me?

we will never achieve any kind of unity as a queer community while we are insisting upon ignoring the hurt that lateral aggression has caused, and acting like the burden lies on the shoulders of the people who were harmed to forgive the people who harmed them and 'just move on', many of whom are not sorry for what they did! or they don't consider what they did to be wrong! how is that not deeply disturbing and troubling to more of you?

03/06/2024 edit: i’m putting a complete moratorium on this post because i am really sick and tired of having my point not only completely misconstrued and distorted entirely but also weaponized against transfems (particularly in replies i have decided to delete about how “ugh yes, exclusionism, and now transfems are bullying transmascs”) i find that really sickening and i’m demanding that it stop, and i can make it stop by turning off reblogs. so i have.

my objective in writing this post was never to request an apology from people who have been laterally-aggressive exclusionists in the past. i don’t think we’ll ever get more than a handful of apologies from those people, anyway. my point was that it was pretty terrifying to witness and experience a lot of lateral aggression that transferred from the real, in-person world to the deeply online spaces back into the real, in-person world in a really fucked up feedback loop and being a young queer person during this time and having that shape me, snd shape the experiences of my queer friends who have been traumatized by it.

however, it is absolutely unacceptable to me that the issue of transmisogyny is so blatantly overlooked by our entire community. for decades, transfems have experienced oppression and exclusion from transmisogyny-exempt women and queers. their exclusion from political queer liberation movements has caused many of the major schisms within our community we are still having arguments about to this day. if you want collective queer liberation, you must uplift transfems. there is no other option. you don’t get to write off all transfems just because one person who happened to be transfem was mean to you online or something.

i have answered and responded to way too many conspiracy-brained transmisogynist reactionaries to allow this post to keep fucking snowballing with people writing paragraphs in the tags about “transmisandry” or “transandrophobia.” please get your heads out of your asses.

this absolutely is the transmisogyny website, as always, and the place where all basic textual comprehension skills go to die, apparently.

[bebx]

y’all look at my babies growing and thriving

also please ignore my other babies (my dogs) barking like they’re witnessing a murder in the background. they literally saw a strange looking leaf or something and collectively decided to go unhinged together

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[077891st]

trying to remember how to draw again 🐠

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[phoenixyfriend]

Tell me about your general region (continent or country) and living density (rural enough that your nearest neighbor is eight miles away, suburban where there's nothing but single-family housing as far as the eye can see, a city with tens of thousands of people per square mile, etc) in the tags!

Metric measurements rounded to the nearest half meter, then nearest tenth of a kilometer.

According to the USDA, a food desert is:

A tract with at least 500 people, or 33 percent of the population, living more than one-half mile (urban areas) or 10 miles (rural areas) from the nearest supermarket, supercenter, or large grocery store.