Why Is Career Counselling Important? By Shampa Chowdhury

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The rapid growth and changes in the sciences, arts, industrial and technological sectors has left the modern student and their parents baffled and apprehensive about the direction to choose , sometimes as early as wards aged 15/16 year old. Multiple intelligences and the easy availability of information has helped but also confused. The uncertainty of the lesser known and the disappointments in social and economic spheres has unsettled our youth. If such fears and stereotypes have to be controlled the role of career counselling and career counsellors become even more significant than ever before. And so does the need for professional, well informed and trained career counsellors. Career counselling help to clear doubts, fears and myths about courses and their prospects. It helps the counselee to explore oneself, one's skills and abilities, one's intelligences based on the development and understanding of one's personality, attitude and interests. It helps conserve precious time, energy and money. And most wonderfully, one has a mentor for life in one's career. Career counselling is the need of the hour as it’s based on testing that has a high degree of reliability and validity and complemented with individual counselling which is a deep fulfilling process. It gives one the confidence to make a beginning, maintain, change when necessary and become a no limit person. This makes the process of career counselling extremely meaningful and deeply rewarding.




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