School students participated in a two-day ‘career exhibition’ organised by the Regional Institute of Education (RIE) at the Stewart School here on August 30 and 31 to create awareness about emerging career opportunities and possibilities.
As many as 19 talks on different career opportunities, including in medical science, forensic science, journalism, aviation, animation, ayurveda, psychiatry, biotechnology, beauty care, fashion designing and yoga, were presented by students pursuing Diploma Course in Guidance and Counselling (DCGC) at the RIE.
RIE Principal Prof PC Agarwal inaugurated the programme in the presence of Steward School Principal Dr Rashmi Rekha Senapati, RIE Dean (Research) Prof BN Panda and RIE Education Department head Prof SP Mishra.
DCGC Coordinator Dr IP Gowramma and faculties Dr RR Sethy and Dr Elizabeth Gangmei guided the students in making presentations.
In another event, the DM School, RIE held a panel discussion on the occasion of 75th anniversary of the Quit India Movement’s valedictory day. The programme was inaugurated by school headmaster. Class XI students like Satwik Palai, Uday Mishra, Swagatika Moharana and Soumyaranjan Panda, Class X student Snigdha S Mallick and Class XII student Soumya Ranjan Panda were the panelists. Students put questions on the Quit India Movement and panelists replied to them. Besides, an open quiz on the Movement held among students of the school. Student moderator Kaustuv Ray conducted it. The progamme ended with a pledge taking ceremony headed by teacher Sabita Pattnaik.