Scottish High International School as a part of its career awareness program series organized a career workshop in association with KIC UnivAssist in its school premises. There were 11 U.S university representatives, to apprise students of classes IX-XII of opportunities available to them for Higher Education in the United States. The details of the participating Universities are as below:
The workshop began with a power point presentation on U.S admissions by Mr. Ganesh Kohli, followed by introduction and highlights of each university. These sessions were then followed by an interactive session where students met the University delegates.
The 150 minute seminar was an enriching experience for the highlanders, parents, teachers/counsellors to get so much information under one roof. 42 students from Lotus Valley along with their counsellor Shivani Joshi also attended the Fair.
Posted By admin in Happenings, Workshops & Excursions, on August 5, 2016
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