FEYLI, with BML support, develops Vocational Lab and Digital Studio

The association redesigned two classrooms at the B. Atoll Education Centre to enhance students' practical skills and creativity.

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Students working in the Vocational Education Lab created with the assistance of BML: The facility was developed with the aid of the BML Bank Fund --- Photo/BML

Shazma Thaufeeq

2026-05-03 18:28:15

With support from the Bank of Maldives (BML) Bank Fund, the Foundation of Eydhafushi Youth Linkage (FEYLI) has developed the Vocational Training Lab and established a Digital Studio at the B. Atoll Education Centre.

The association redesigned two classrooms at the B. Atoll Education Centre to enhance students' practical skills and creativity. BML stated that the spaces were developed in a manner most suitable for providing training with modern facilities and strengthening the technical workmanship of the students.

The digital studio established at the school is designed as a complete production setup equipped with digital cameras. BML noted that students will be able to undergo training programs related to photography, videography, and digital content creation in this studio.

Students active in a classroom developed at B. Atoll Education Centre with the assistance of the Bank Fund --- Photo: BML

Furthermore, under this project, FEYLI association has further developed the previously existing Vocational Training Lab at the school. This includes a carpentry section designed with the necessary woodworking tools, electric tools, and safety equipment, according to BML.

A sewing section was also developed within the lab, designed with the provision of sewing machines and other necessary tailoring materials.

BML stated that training programs required for the students to engage in the vocational lab's activities are also scheduled to be conducted.

The BML Bank Fund is a grant opened annually for registered associations in the Maldives to conduct various projects for community development. Five associations selected for the grant are provided with MVR 200,000 each by the bank to execute their projects.