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SISI training programme

COIMBATORE: The Small Industries Service Institute (SISI) is conducting training in gold refining, diamond grading, diamond setting, computer-aided jewellery designing and diploma in jewellery manufacturing technology at the SISI Gem and Jewellery Technology Training Centre here. A release from the centre said that the duration of the courses varied from seven days to a year. For further details contact: N. Sivalingam, Small Industry Promotion Officer, Small Industries Service Institute, GST Road, Guindy, Chennai - 32. Telephone: (044) 22341011/12/13. website: www.sisi-chennai.com.

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