International Career & College Counseling Conference To Attract Over 500 Schools, Colleges
International Career & College Counseling (IC3) platform has invited participation of schools, colleges and universities to drive networking opportunities from India. The two day conference is scheduled for August 30 and 31 at the JW Marriott, Aerocity, New Delhi.
The conference offers a great opportunity for educators, as the event will see coming together of 100+ international universities and 200+ high schools from all over India and South East Asia.
Ganesh Kohli, IC3 Conference President & Chief Mentor, KIC UnivAssist and Former High School College Counselor said “We are thrilled to see the overwhelming response that we have received so far. This is a platform where the education and counseling community not only gets to engage with each other but also gain valuable knowledge on counseling practices. The IC3 Conference’s mission is to impact the lives of the youth positively and also build a strong link with careers and jobs that will keep them happy in the long run.”
More than 500 educators from India, Southeast Asia, Middle East, North America, Europe and Australia will contribute towards active knowledge sharing and dialogue on cross-collaboration between countries to drive adoption of best practices in education counseling.
Dr. Vinnie Jauhari, Director for Education Advocacy at Microsoft India shared, “We are pleased to be associated with the IC3 Conference. Microsoft believes that empowering students with 21st century skills can unfold their potential and open global opportunities for them. Technology can be leveraged to build their competencies, collaboration and support them with myriad opportunities.”
Ms. Shobha Mishra Ghosh, Asst. Secretary General from Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FICCI) said, “The IC3 Conference will not just set a benchmark for India but at a global level for career counseling and education.With the speed at which the world of education is determining career choices, it is important that we invest in best counselling practices and pave the right path for our youth. This will also go a long way in making our upcoming generations more employable and will ensure that the right skill is matched with the apt industry.”
