When is follow-up support most necessary in women work?

At the stage of turning skill into income after training

Training can teach a skill, but a skill does not automatically produce income. After training, a woman may still need help with tools, finance, registration, pricing, quality, customers, transport, or digital selling. Follow-up support is most valuable at this transition because it helps convert learning into regular work or an enterprise. It also identifies practical problems before the opportunity is lost.

Option A is correct because it places support after training, when the learner must apply the skill and reach the market. Registration before training is not the main issue described, and support after work has stopped may come too late. The final option is irrelevant. The important link is training followed by continued guidance, market connection, and income generation.

This is a Class 11 Home Science question. Chapter: Work, Livelihood and Career. Topic: Women and work: issues and concerns.