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Empowering Sangtam Students: Career Guidance Programme Impacts Participants

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A one-day career guidance programme, titled 'Anchored in Purpose, Driven by Dreams', was organised by the Sangtam Students' Union Chèmoukedima (SSUC) at Sangtam Baptist Lithro, Chèmoukedima, on July 12. The programme featured resource persons Longtili C Sangtam, an entrepreneur, and Konchem Thsingvi, Assistant Professor at Yingli College, Longleng. Longtili C Sangtam emphasized the importance of self-awareness and personal strengths in choosing a career path, while Konchem Thsingvi focused on academic planning and preparing for competitive exams. The programme aimed to help students align their interests with possible career paths and make informed decisions about their future.

Key Takeaways:

  • Longtili C Sangtam, an entrepreneur, encouraged students to identify their strengths and understand themselves before choosing a career path. He shared lessons from his own entrepreneurial journey, including the importance of starting small, being consistent, and embracing challenges.
  • Konchem Thsingvi, Assistant Professor at Yingli College, Longleng, stressed the importance of academic planning and preparedness. She guided students on how to pursue higher education and prepare for competitive exams.
  • The programme helped students to feel more confident, motivated, and clear about their future. It also encouraged a shift from confusion to purposeful career planning.
  • The event brought together knowledge from both the business and academic worlds, inspiring students to chase their dreams while staying rooted in their purpose.
  • Tsapili, SSUC president, stated that the event was a success and made a positive impact on all who attended.

Statistics:

  • Date: July 12
  • Number of participants: Not specified
  • Number of students who received personal mentorship from Longtili C Sangtam: Not specified

Sources:

  • Countries: India (Contify.com does not specify other countries as the SSUC is mentioned, which suggests it is based in Nagaland, India. However, Eastern Mirror does not specify the country)
  • Eastern Mirror
  • Contify.com

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