Archive · 14 Aug 2025
Career Coaches Guide Students on Future Paths at Schools
Imagine you're trying to decide what to be when you grow up.
Career coaches, like helpful guides, visited several schools to give advice!
They talked about different jobs, like using computers, being a lawyer, or even starting your own business.
The coaches explained that it's important to pick a career that matches what you're good at and what you enjoy.
These workshops are helping students understand their options and prepare for the future, with the help of The Telegraph, Young Metro, by visiting a total of fifteen schools to guide them.
Career coaches held workshops in multiple schools to guide students on career choices.
Nikunj Bhagat and Aditya Singh led the workshops, covering topics like data science, law, and entrepreneurship.
The initiative, organized by The Telegraph, Young Metro, will cover fifteen schools from July to September.
Workshops addressed diverse career options and emphasized aligning choices with individual skills.
School principals highlighted the need for career guidance in preparing students for the future.
- Who
- Career coaches Nikunj Bhagat and Aditya Singh, along with students, school staff, and The Telegraph.
- What
- Career guidance workshops were conducted in various schools.
- When
- Workshops took place in July, with the initiative running from July to September.
- Where
- Workshops were held at schools including Sushila Birla Girls’ High School, M.C. Kejriwal Vidyapeeth, and Lakshmipat Singhania Academy.
- Why
- To provide students with clarity on career options and help them align their choices with their skills.
- Organizers
- The Telegraph, Young Metro
- Key People
- Nikunj Bhagat, Aditya Singh, Meena Kak, Koeli Dey, Sangeeta Tandon, Biswajit Majumder
- Schools Involved
- Sushila Birla Girls’ High School, M.C. Kejriwal Vidyapeeth, Lakshmipat Singhania Academy, Shri Shikshayatan School
- Topics Covered
- Data Science, Entrepreneurship, Law, Management, International Relations, AI, Cyber Law, Business Leadership
- Target Audience
- Students of Classes IX, X, XI, and XII