What type of activities can students expect to be involved in during CWTS?

The focus of the Civic Welfare Training Service (CWTS) within the National Service Training Program (NSTP) is primarily on enhancing civic consciousness and fostering a sense of social responsibility among students. Participation in community service and outreach programs is central to CWTS, as these activities provide students with the opportunity to engage directly with the community, address its needs, and contribute positively to society.

Through community service, students can apply their skills and knowledge in real-world settings, developing a deeper understanding of social issues while promoting civic engagement. These experiences often involve working with various organizations, participating in activities like health missions, environmental projects, and educational programs geared toward underprivileged sectors, thus directly benefiting the community.

Other options, such as academic research projects, in-class discussions, exams, and individual study sessions, do not align with the core objectives of CWTS, which aims to cultivate a commitment to public service and community involvement rather than focusing on traditional academic assessments or personal study goals.