On the occasion of the annual International Career and College Counseling (IC3) conference scheduled to be held on August 29 and 30, 2018 at the Taj Palace, New Delhi, the Institute of International Education (IIE) shares a special report ‘A World on The Move: Trends in Global Student Mobility’. Drawing upon IIE’s open doors report on International Educational Exchange, the report highlights that despite constant change in world dynamics, the demand for an international education has consistently been on the rise and is expected to increase further, reinforcing the need for building strong career and college counseling practices for better guidance to students globally.
The two-day event, hosted by KIC UnivAssist and co-hosted by Ashoka University, will be a collaborative effort with content partners such as IIE, EducationUSA, Edu Canada, College Board, British Council, Cambridge Assessment, International Baccalaureate, and NACAC. The conference is expected to see attendance from over 700 plus delegates from leading high schools and global universities across India, South East Asia, North America, Europe, and Australia. With 100 plus speakers and over 40 sessions, the third edition of the Annual IC3 conference is all set to provide an engaging platform to discuss new ideas and opportunities in global higher education and student counselling. The registration for the 2018 Annual IC3 conference will be open till August 28, 208 at http://www.ic3conference.com/register/.
This year marks a major landmark — the launch of the IC3 Institute which aims to aid better access to career counseling for high school students globally. It provides guidance and training to high schools and colleges to establish dedicated counseling departments.
Additionally, IC3 will offer 100 scholarships to deserving counselors from under-resourced schools and help them attend this year’s conference. The event will also present the second edition of the career and college counseling awards to felicitate schools, counselors and universities for their outstanding contributions.