The main objective of the Career Vocational Skills seminar was to introduce 12th-grade students to job-oriented vocational courses and practical career opportunities available after school. The seminar aimed to help students understand the importance of skill development alongside academics and guide them on how courses in areas like graphic designing, digital marketing, accounting, programming, civil and mechanical design, interior designing, and draftsman work can boost career prospects.

Another important objective was to explain the NEP 2020 framework and show how credit points and skill-based courses can enhance employability and improve job opportunities. The seminar also focused on providing practical exposure through demonstrations and interactive activities, helping students make informed decisions about their future education and careers.

The Career Vocational Skills seminar was successfully conducted at Govt. S.V. Rohini, Sec 7 on 12 November 2025, starting at 09:30 AM, with 152 students from Class 12 (all streams) participating.

The event began with a warm welcome to teachers, students, and coordinators, followed by an introduction to vocational careers and their significance in today’s competitive job market. Students were introduced to different skill-based courses, especially computer-related skills, and shown practical examples through live demonstrations on the projector.

An interactive poster designing activity allowed students to apply their creativity and learning in a fun and engaging way. The seminar also highlighted NEP 2020 and explained how credit points from vocational courses can boost job opportunities and career growth. During the one-to-one interaction and doubt-clearing session, students actively asked questions and received personalized guidance on career paths after 12th.

The overall atmosphere was light, happy, and enthusiastic, with students learning new skills, exploring career options, and gaining confidence about their future. The school principal appreciated the initiative and awarded an appreciation certificate for the social and educational contribution of the program.

Certificate

Students’ Feedback:
Students shared very positive feedback about the seminar. They found the session informative, interesting, and easy to understand. Many students appreciated learning about different vocational courses and how these skills can help in building a career after 12th. The poster designing activity was highly engaging and enjoyable, giving students a chance to showcase creativity while applying what they learned.

Students also expressed that the seminar helped them understand the importance of NEP 2020 and credit points in boosting job opportunities. They enjoyed the live demonstrations and the interactive Q&A session, where they could ask questions and get clear answers from the speakers. Overall, students felt happy, motivated, confident, and excited to explore vocational skills further.

School/Teachers’ Feedback:
Teachers and school management appreciated the initiative, stating that the seminar provided valuable exposure to skill-based education and practical career guidance. They noted that students were highly engaged and benefited from the interactive approach of live demonstrations and one-to-one guidance. The principal also praised the program and awarded an appreciation certificate, acknowledging its positive educational and social impact. The school expressed interest in organizing similar seminars in the future to guide more students.

The Career Vocational Skills seminar was successfully conducted at Govt. S.V. Rohini, Sec 7 and achieved its objectives effectively. The program provided students with valuable insights into job-oriented vocational courses, practical skill development, and career opportunities after 12th.

Through live demonstrations, interactive activities like poster designing, and one-to-one guidance, students gained a clear understanding of vocational skills, NEP 2020, and how credit points can enhance job prospects. The seminar created an engaging and motivating environment, leaving students confident, happy, and inspired to explore skill-based education further.

Overall, the event was informative, interactive, and highly beneficial for students’ career awareness and skill development.

Students suggested organizing similar seminars more frequently to provide continuous exposure to vocational courses and career guidance. They recommended including more hands-on activities and interactive workshops to better understand practical skills in fields like graphic designing, digital marketing, and mechanical or civil design. Students also expressed interest in learning about advanced software tools and real-life project applications to make the sessions even more engaging and useful for future careers.