CELEBRATING WORLD YOUTH SKILLS DAY

The Department of International Studies and History celebrated World Youth Skills Day on July 15 by organising a whole day training session for the various classes of HEP and EPS course. Conducted by the senior batch of MAIS, the talks mostly addressed soft and academic skill development. The purpose of conducting such events is to give opportunities to students to familiarise themselves with the field of teaching as well as promote development of certain skills necessary for future endeavours of the learners.

The first session was on enhancement of debating skills by Lesley Simeon and Sreetama Chakraborty. This was followed by a talk on the art of formal writing by Aishwarya Sanas and Kritika Shukla. The third session was about the intricacies of academic writing conducted by Meghna Jaswal and Nishant Sharma. The day ended with a skill training session on performing at interviews by Akanksha Jaimini, Manisha Mahalingam and Palak Arora.

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