News
St. Xavier’s Jaipur to host career guidance fair – Vibrant Xavier’2016
In view of a plethora of career options available in new faculties of Sciences, humanities, Media and Telecommunication, Information Technology, Architecture, Animation, Sound engineering, Literature and even Politics. St. Xavier’s School Jaipur is hosting a career guidance fair for students
These days the parents and teachers are increasingly getting concerned about the compelling need for career guidance for the teenagers. Today the world offers a plethora of opportunities and one has to look beyond the conventional career choices in order to carve a niche for himself or herself.
The reason for increased awareness for career counselling stems from the plethora of career options available in new faculties of Sciences, humanities, Media and Telecommunication, Information Technology, Architecture, Animation, Sound engineering, Literature and even Politics. Careers in these unexplored genres are often handsomely rewarding and self actualizing. What is required today is the zest to look beyond the trodden avenues.
These were the views of Mr. Vineet Bansal, Senior Faculty and Coordinator of the two-day-long Inter-school Career and Guidance Fair – Vibrant Xavier's which starts today, August 22 at St. Xavier's School. Dr. Himanshu Sharma, President of the Xavier's Alumni, emphasized on the need to create job generation over job seeking. He further enunciated that the children would be benefited with their interaction with people of wide acclaim and would find eminent universities providing courses at their disposal.
To provide a wide variety of expert advice the school has invited eminent speakers from diverse fields. Here is a quick look at the nominated list of guests.
Amit Asawa, Cricketer who plays for Rajasthan. He was head coach of Rajasthan driving the team to emerge Ranji Trophy Champions for the 2010/11 and 2011/12 season.
Krishna Poonia – Discus thrower. She led an Indian clean sweep in the women's discus final on 11 October 2010, winning the Delhi Commonwealth Games gold medal with a throw of 61.51 metres. The Government of India awarded her the civilian honour of Padma Shri in 2011.
Rajesh Arora, a captain in the Merchant Navy, Sachin Sharma, a Cyber Crime Expert and Ethical Hacker, Prashant Mishra an Author and Nimisha Verma a Visual Artist
20 renowned schools from the city are participating in the fair. Walk-in registrations are also accepted on the spot and on Xavier’s website.
Image used for representational purpose only