Career workshop at Mount Carmel School, Chandigarh

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Updated At : 05:00 AM Jul 28, 2025 IST

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A workshop, titled “Navigating Future Careers: Trends and Opportunities”, was organised by Educators India at the school. The workshop was led by Akshay Nanda, a distinguished career coach. His engaging session offered students valuable insights into AI-driven career prospects, interdisciplinary education, and global academic pathways, equipping them with the knowledge required to make informed decisions in today’s rapidly evolving world. Dr Praveena John Singh, the Principal of the school, stated that such career-focused workshops help students navigate their aspirations with clarity and purpose. Dr Earnest Charles Samuel and Dr Annie Charles Samuel, the Founders and Directors of the institution, appreciated the relevance of the session and reaffirmed the school’s steadfast commitment to fostering holistic education.

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