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    Beyond Schooling

    Class IX - XII
    Worldwide Perception
    Future Careers are skill focused!
    The World Economic
    Forum, a leading
    organization listed these ● Leadership and Social
    as top future skills influence
    ● Active learning
    ● Innovation
    ● Emotional intelligence
    Analytical thinking

    “Skills that pay the


    ● Complex problem solving

    Bills”
    Money control.com

    EDII summer Camp

    The Young Entrepreneur

    Useful Resources Curiosity Gym

    Student Guide
    http://www.studentguide.org/humanities-resource-list/

    UNICEF peace essay writing


    competition
    Grit: The Power of Passion and Perseverance-

    The Boost Students Need to Overcome Obstacles

    What Adults Can Learn from Kids

    Kids Can Too

    The Power of Introverts

    Inside the Mind of a Procrastinator

    Choose Positivity

    A New Way to Define Self-Worth

    Three Reasons You Should Be Bullied


    I don’t know
    what to do
    Build your USP
    (Unique selling point)
    Quick Evaluation ❏
    ❏
    What are my strengths?
    What are my weaknesses and how can I
    improve on them?
    ❏ What are my biggest priorities right
    now?
    ❏ Am I on track?
    ❏ Is there anything i should be focusing
    on?
    ❏ How to channelise my time and energy?
    ❏ What could I have done better this year?
    ❏ When and how I can take personal
    initiatives.
    ❏ How can I make my task easier?
    1. Financial Literacy

    Educators needs to 2. Career Planning


    3. Emotional Intelligence (EQ)
    Prepare this 4. Life Skills

    Generation for The 4th 5.


    6.
    Artificial intelligence
    Big data
    Industrial Revolution. 7. Augmented reality
    8. Blockchain
    -Forbes 9. Internet of Things
    10. Automation.
    Apple, Google, and Netflix don't require employees to have 4-year degrees, and
    this could soon become an industry norm

    Apple CEO Tim Cook says “there's a "mismatch" between the skills
    learned in college that and the skills that the business needed, especially
    when its comes to coding”

    Ginni Rometty, the CEO of IBM insists, “Getting a job at today’s


    IBM does not always require a college degree.”

    Jeff Weiner of LinkedIn, “What matters most [in today’s


    workforce] is relevant skills.”

    David Blake, cofounder of the learning platform “It shouldn’t


    matter how you picked up your skills, just that you did.”
    A Few Success Stories
    Sukriti Kainth She first came for career counselling at Jitin Chawla’s
    before her CBSE 12th Board exams. We helped her to
    pursue psychology as a career. She was always inclined
    towards studying psychology and becoming a practitioner.
    Initially she had a lot of anticipations how the program will
    work. She was bombarded with course requirements,
    explanations of assignments, theoretical, practical work but
    gradually with the help of her mentor guidance, right set of
    exposures and opportunities got her to take hands on
    experience and in depth learning of the field, gaver her
    confidence to make her career into psychology and
    currently she is pursuing her doctorate from Manchester
    University, UK.
    Kritik Sehgal Kritik is a budding technology
    aficionado who loves to talk about
    technology. After a couple
    sessions, we asked him to create
    his own YouTube Channel where he
    taught mathematics. To strengthen
    his talents in software, he
    undertook multiple online courses
    in Python and successfully built
    his apps for Android
    Smartphones.He has created a
    typing program in Python, where he
    can type with the help of eye
    blinking.With a strong profile and
    stellar academics, Kritik will now
    be applying to Canadian and US
    institutions this year.
    Arnav Nagpal
    Interested in Computer
    Science as well as Design.
    Did 3 internships, designed
    logos for various companies
    in & outside India.
    SAT Score: 1510
    BS in Computer Science
    University Admits:
    ● University of Toronto
    ● University of Waterloo
    ● University of
    Massachusetts- Amherst
    ($64000 Scholarship)
    Arsh Arora
    A DPS Mathura Road student,
    did lot of video editing for
    the school & some freelance
    work as well.
    SAT Score: 1300
    BS in Computer Science
    University Admits:
    University of Massachusetts-
    Amherst ($48000 Scholarship)
    University at Buffalo- SUNY
    ($48000)
    University of Texas
    Arlington ($84,000)
    Let’s Talk about
    How It works!
    EXPOSURE TO THE
    PRACTICAL WORLD
    INTERNSHIPS

    RESEARCH

    UNIQUE PROJECT

    SUMMER PROGRAMS

    VOLUNTEERSHIPS

    INTERNATIONAL
    COMPETITIONS &
    CERTIFICATIONS
    PERSONALITY &
    KNOWLEDGE
    DEVELOPMENT
    COMMUNICATION ENHANCEMENT

    INTERVIEW

    PUBLIC SPEAKING

    WRITING SKILLS

    STUDY EFFECTIVENESS

    Online & Offline knowledge


    Building
    How Can we help?
    Step 1
    Understanding your
    interest & needs
    Step 2
    Customizing the program to
    your needs
    Step 3
    Devising a detailed year
    long plan
    Step 4
    Mentor’s hand holding &
    your zeal to perform
    Step 5
    Developing a strong
    profile, acquiring
    practical skills &
    enhancing your personality
    BENEFITS OF OUR INVOLVEMENT
    AN EXPERIENCED INDUSTRY MENTOR WHO
    BEFRIENDS WITH YOU AND AIDS IN UNLOCKING
    YOUR TRUE POTENTIAL.
    THE MENTOR TAKES THE RESPONSIBILITY OF YOUR
    DEVELOPMENT AND MAKES SURE THAT YOUR
    PARENTS ARE KEPT IN THE LOOP.
    THE MENTOR NOT ONLY GUIDES WITH
    EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES, PERSONALITY
    DEVELOPMENT AND PRACTICAL SKILLS BUT ALSO
    SHOWS THE RIGHT CAREER PATH FORWARD.

    AFTER ALL, WE ARE CAREER COUNSELLORS


    THE WAY WE SERVICE
    Contact Us
    E 8, 2nd Floor, South Extension, Part-2,New Delhi-110049

    Mobile: 9810264027,9999249912
    Email:[email protected]
    website:www.jitinchawla.com

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