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Career Counseling
TRF has conducted career counseling sessions for children of 25 rural schools in Gurgaon district in the last three years, and counseled approximately 10,500 students, of which 4600 were counseled individually.
TRF’ Career Counselling Sessions touch upon these aspects:
 Opportunities available post Class 10, 12 and for school dropouts
How to choose a career/vocation
Courses to be done to successfully pursue the chosen option
Colleges and institutes where such courses can be pursued, and their admission criteria
Availing of education loans from banks: criteria and process
Likely post-course earning potential.
Counseling is done in six phases:
(I) Personality test: This is a written test conducted
our counselor at schools for students of Class
10.
On
the basis of its result, our counsellers
engage
individually with students, clarify their
doubts, and
suggests options for higher studies,
vocational
training and direct entry into careers.
(II) Case work or individual counselling: Students are
counseled individually and advised on options
according to their eligibility, ability, and interests
(social, economical, psychological).
(III) Group counseling: Group counseling is an
interactive session in which children are
addressed as a group, queries are addressed,
career options laid out and discussed, focused
entirely on students of Class X and Class XII.
(IV) Special counseling for top 10 students: In
dialogue with school teachers, TRF counsellers
identify the top 10 students of Classes X and XII,
and guide them according to their interests and
abilities.
(V) Telephonic counseling: All students of schools that
TRF work with, have access to our counseller via
telephone.
(VI) Follow-up sessions: After group counseling and
individual counseling, the TRF team engages in
follow-up sessions to determine the paths taken
by the children, whether they require assistance
or guidance of any sort to find their career path,
and measure the effectiveness of the career
counseling sessions.
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