If a woman gets entry into training but is not allowed to practice with tools, what weakness does the training have?

Correct answer: Lack of equal opportunity for practical practice

Getting entry into a training programme alone is not enough. Without an opportunity to handle and practise with tools, a woman cannot fully develop practical skills, confidence, or work competence. Therefore, the weakness is the lack of equal opportunity for practical practice. Safe transport and market linkage are useful supports, but they do not replace hands-on tool practice. Exam tip: In skill-training questions, distinguish between access to a programme and meaningful participation in it.