Smart Wonders School organises career counselling workshop

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Updated At : 05:00 AM Jul 25, 2025 IST

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Smart Wonders School, Mohali, organised a career counselling workshop led by resource person, Abhishek Gupta, focusing on aligning interest, aptitude and skill for personal and professional growth. The session saw enthusiastic participation from students and parents, with Gupta emphasising the importance of recognising individual strengths and passions for meaningful career choices. He patiently addressed queries, helping participants gain clarity and confidence in their future decisions. Principal Ruchika Sharma felicitated Gupta, appreciating his effort in guiding students and parents towards informed career choices and highlighting the importance of such initiatives in shaping young minds.

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