Muslim Education and Career Promotion Society (MECAPS) and PSS Central Institute for Vocational Education, NCERT came together to organize a workshop on career orientation program at PSS Auditorium at Shyamla Hills on Thursday. The program was aimed to address the issues of minority students from 9th to 12th standard.
Professor Prabudh Banerjee of Jagran lakecity University (JlU) was the chief guest on the occasion. He interacted with the students to motivate them to do well in their career.
Professor Kiran Mathur gave step by step presentation on Career Planning, and answered questions from students regarding their career. She focused on the need of career planning, why to do it and how to do it in a very detailed presentation.
Secretary of MECAPS Dr Zafar Hasan gave on overview of MECAPS and its activities throughout the year. He informed students about various schemes and activities that student can utilize in their career path.
Dr Hasan informed the gathering that MECAPS is working in the field of career and education since last 32 years, and in last financial year it has helped over 580 students through its scholarships.
Renowned counselor of the city Noor Jahan provided students with tips to tackle the examination pressure, and how to set the career goal and work towards it to become a successful professional.
Professor Nityanand Pradhan welcomed the guests and students and gave an overview of the PSS Institute and its activities.
He shared that PSS is the only institute of the country that design courses along with NCERT.
Professor Asifa Yasin conducted the program. She motivated students to utilize this opportunity by interacting with guests more and more.
An exhibition on various career options was also organized for the students on the occasion.