Islamabad Launches Career Counselling Program for Schools and Colleges
The Federal Directorate of Education (FDE) in Islamabad recently launched a comprehensive career counselling program. This full-time initiative aims to guide students across FDE schools and colleges. Consequently, it falls under the Ministry of Federal Education and Professional Training.
This two-year initiative is designed to empower students from elementary to BS levels. It helps them make informed academic and career decisions. Furthermore, a consortium of professional firms provides expert guidance.
Empowering Future Generations: FDE’s Vision for Islamabad Career Counselling
Federal Secretary for Education, Nadeem Mahbub, recently visited an ongoing counselling session. The session took place at the Islamabad Model College for Girls (IMCG), F-6/2. This demonstrates high-level commitment to the program.
Additionally, senior FDE officials attended the event. These included Director General Syed Junaid Akhlaq and Director Academics Riffat Jabeen. Their presence underscored the program’s importance.
Key Components of the Islamabad Career Counselling Initiative
The program offers a range of valuable services. Students will receive psychometric aptitude assessments and individualized career guidance. Moreover, they will gain insights into higher education opportunities and entry tests. The initiative also covers technical and vocational education pathways, industry linkages, and parent awareness sessions. This holistic approach supports student development.
A key component of this initiative involves developing standardized counselling content. It also includes a data-driven dashboard. This dashboard will support evidence-based decision-making. Ultimately, it helps integrate career counselling services throughout FDE institutions.
FDE officials confirm the program highlights the directorate’s dedication. It aims to equip students with essential knowledge and guidance. Consequently, they can pursue diverse academic, technical, and professional career paths effectively.
