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Career guidance cell evokes good response
The career guidance programme conducted by the Mahbubnagar district administration has evoked good response. District Collector Ronald Rose has launched the career guidance cell in the Collectorate on April 28. The main aim of this career guidance cell is to guide and suggest various career options to the recently passed SSC students.
Mahbubnagar: The career guidance programme conducted by the Mahbubnagar district administration has evoked good response.
District Collector Ronald Rose has launched the career guidance cell in the Collectorate on April 28. The main aim of this career guidance cell is to guide and suggest various career options to the recently passed SSC students.
As most of the rural students are unaware of various options available after they complete the SSC, the district administration has opened phone-in career guidance cell in the Collectorate.
The cell is providing advice to the students on various career options. “Particularly the students in the villages and remote areas are unaware of various career options available after SSC.
Majority of these students just drop out and take up some petty jobs as they are unaware of the options.
The girl students are forced to stop their education and their parents start searching for matches to get them married even before they reach the marriageable age.
