For students standing at the threshold of their careers, it is extremely important that their parents take course decisions with an eye on the future.
Ask any guidance counselor about the most important thing to be considered before selecting an educational course and nine times out of ten, the response will be, 'Will the sector have a demand for new entrants when the student graduates?'
For students standing at the threshold of their careers, it is extremely important that their parents take course decisions with an eye on the future. Their selection needs to be based on not just what the industry requires today, but what it will need the day after tomorrow. It's all about getting ready now for the future that awaits.
DNA EDUSCOPE the upcoming Education Fair to be held this weekend from May 7 to 8, 2011 at Ravindra Natya Mandir, Dadar, Mumbai, has been conceived keeping this objective in mind. With interactive speaker sessions and stalls showcasing the best management and vocational education courses, it is an absolute must for parents who really care about their child's future career. For students who may not have the most impressive mark sheet, this is a real opportunity to skip plain vanilla courses and tread a new path, looking forward to enhanced industry relevant courses.
Choices galore
Every student has two goals. The immediate aim is to get a good job after graduation and the long term objective is to have rapid growth at each stage of the career. So what would be the right choice that can make this happen? Institutes that offer courses which prepare aspirants for the real challenges of the workplace are the obvious answer. DNA EDUSCOPE is the place where you can find over 30 institutes offering practical, career-oriented courses at a single venue.
In-depth insights
And that's not all. Insightful speaker sessions, outlining the scope for careers in fields such as Animation, Hospitality, Media & Entertainment, Travel & Tourism will be held across the duration of the two-day Education Fair. Essential themes like the 'Necessity & Importance of Career Planning for Students,' 'Importance of Managerial Skills in any Career,' 'How to choose your Career,' and 'How to increase your employability in the Corporate Sector' will enable students and their parents to take a more informed decision.
Career boosters
It is not just important but essential for career aspirants planning to walk down the corporate corridors in future, to ensure that they opt for an institute, which can be the launch pad for a career that will not only take off rapidly but also keep on rising sharply thereafter.
After all, mere knowledge provided in isolation is not sufficient to get a career started or take it forward. When, how and where to apply that knowledge is the second half, without which education remains incomplete. Therefore, before applying to an institute, it is vital to check whether the curriculum, approach and methodology are comprehensive or not.
How the course is structured, if it is industry relevant and to what degree, how much one gets to interface with the corporate world, these are issues that need to be considered before starting the process. Visiting DNA EDUSCOPE will help you to identify such institutes and courses.
Facilitating the process
The perception of an educational course and the institute offering it to students largely depends upon whether it can open up the doors for a successful career. Be it the career aspirants or the potential recruiters, both are constantly focusing on identifying institutes that facilitate the process of putting candidates and careers together. The process requires a vision as well as the resources to transform it into a reality. Realising this, DNA is facilitating the process with its upcoming Education Fair, DNA EDUSCOPE. So head for Ravindra Natya Mandir, Dadar, Mumbai, this weekend and set the foundation for a bright career.
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