Career guidance at Dnyandeep Balakashram
Pune : On the occasion of teachers’ day, students of city based Dnyandeep Balakashram in Dighi learnt about importance of career. Thanks to POSA Foundation and its Founder President Amit Singh who has not only made significant donation to the institute but insisted on interacting with children to understand their dreams.
Singh introduced children to several career opportunities in various sectors such defence and civil services, ITI and other technical works, engineering, medical, finance etc. Guiding children, Singh said, “There is no short cut to take you to success. Hard work has no option. But at the same time, it is very important to make informed career choices by evaluating strengths and weaknesses. With so many career opportunities there are good training options available in today’s world such as industrial or technical, vocational training.”
Children’s curiosity was apparent in the session which led to interactive question answer session. “There are many bright students in the institute. They need correct guidance to make good career choices and excel at them,” added Singh.
Dnyandeep Balakashram takes care of 81 children from underprivileged background, orphans and single parent child. Since its inception in 2010, several children from the age group of 6 to 18 have been benefitted at this institute. While interaction was conducted on Saturday, POSA Foundation has donated books, notebooks and other stationery items to the institute in August.
Thanking Singh, Amit Deshmukh, Superintendent of the Aashram said, “Any social work functions with the support from people like Mr. Singh. While several promise supporting the cause, few like Mr. Singh ensure that their promises are delivered. Children at the Aashram were fortunate to have such a knowledge-filled interaction with such promising personality.”
Deshmukh has appealed people to donate generously to the institute.
The counsellor of the institute Anuradha Deshmukh and deputy superintendent Arvind Aling were also present.
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