Career Awareness Programme

Career Awareness Programme (CAP) at Thyagaraju Central School, Bidadi

The recent years have seen an emergence of a multitude of career options across the globe. From well-established careers like Medicine and Engineering to new-age career options like Social Media Evangelist and Data Scientist, students today are spoiled for choice when it comes to making their career decision. It is only natural that they face hundreds of questions before arriving upon one of the most crucial decisions of their adult life.

Cognizant of the need for structured career planning, schools, colleges and educational institutions are now actively taking steps to promote career guidance and proper selection.

Thyagaraju Central School (TCS), Bidadi is one such school which encourages its students to pursue the right career. TCS wants to prepare its students for the real world by finding their interests and their strengths, developing the necessary skills and providing effective real-world exposure to ensure that they succeed.

TCS has joined hands with Educafé, the first Company to develop and standardize an online Career Assessment & Mapping tool, suitable for Indian children to nurture their students’ career.

As a stepping stone towards the TCS students’ career success Educafé conducted “Career Awareness Programme” for TCS 9th and 10th Grade students on 13th November 2019 at TCS premises.

Educafé thanks Mr. Sandeep Sadananda, CEO, Thyagaraju Central School for his support.

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Career Awareness Programme (CAP) at Thyagaraju Central School, Bidadi

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