Dammam, March 1: India Fraternity Forum in association with ACCESS India organised a career guidance programme for class X and class XII students recently at Paragon Hotel Auditorium in Dammam.
Career Guidance programme helps individuals to acquire the knowledge, skills, and experience necessary to identify options, explore alternatives and to succeed in society.
It was acomprehensive, developmental program designed to assist individuals in making and implementing informed educational and occupational choices.
Ismail Hassan, official trainer of ACCESS (Advanced Centre for Career Education and Social Service) and lecturer in Salman Bin Abdul Aziz University, Wadi Al-Dawasir (KSA), delivered the comprehensive guidance program to students of grades ten and twelve in a manner that prepares students for post-secondary opportunities.
Mr Hassan mainly explained about the institutions, syllabuses and courses available in India both national and international level. “The government’s approval of the course / Institution has to be confirmed prior to join”, he reminded.
A number of students from different states participated in the programme and have made maximum utilization of the program. During the session, parents and students got opportunity to understand about the courses and institutions available in India for higher studies related with medical, engineering, journalism, sports, civil service, etc, and the fee structure as well.
The programme was started with Quran recitation by Ameen. Abdul Waheed Hyderabad presided over.
IFF-Eastern province President Moosa Kutty, IFF representatives Mohammed Faisal, Muhammed Ashraf, Abdusalam of Tamilnad, Karnataka and Kerala respectively were also present on the Dias. Nazrul Choudhry Secretary IFF-Urdu chapter delivered vote of thanks.
Imthiyaz, Anees Ahmed and Anwar Sadath were the organising committee members who worked for the success of the programme, stated a press release.
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