The Daily Express Newspaper has reported that in a Government- funded college in the UK; teenage girls are being trained to wear high heels. They are also trained to walk in high heels. The course's main objective is to teach the young women of the country for the corporate world, however, Taxpayer's groups have given this course a thump down, mentioning the course to be aimless.

The course is being run at London's South Thames College. The duration of the course is six-weeks. A student has to pay £150 for the course. The course also teaches the technique of carrying designer bags. The age limit for the course is 16 years.

"The earlier younger ladies learn how to walk in heels, the better it's going to be in the long run - with business and social lives", said former back-up singer for Eric Clapton and Seal, Chyna Whyne. The course is run by Chyna Whyne.

Whyne brags that her program, which is known as the "Sexy Heels in the City" is not unhealthy, rather, it offers health benefits. She shares her own experience in an interview given to the Telegraph. She says that she had to bear with severe back injuries for years, because at that time she was not aware of the appropriate way of wearing heels.

People, who are against the course, say that in order to train the young people for working, the same might prove to be a good option. However, they insisted that running such course would not serve any purpose.