Mentoria to provide career guidance to students of 139 Army Public Schools

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Updated At : 11:20 AM Oct 01, 2024 IST

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Mentoria, a holistic career discovery and mentorship platform, has been selected by the Army Welfare Education Society (AWES) as a key partner, to provide transformational career guidance and mentorship to students across 139 Army Public Schools.

This initiative is set to impact over 60,000 students, tackling one of the most urgent challenges facing India’s education system — the lack of structured career guidance in underserved regions. With youth suicides, unemployment, and skill mismatches on the rise in India, this partnership couldn’t come at a more critical time and marks a significant step in addressing India’s widening education-to-career gap. ANI

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