Nagaland Adolescent Girls’ Club (NAGC) organized a career guidance programme with the theme ‘Inspiring Young minds, Inspiring future” on at Mezhür Higher Secondary School (MHSS) auditorium, Kohima on Monday.
EAC Phek, Thejakhrienuo Nisa who spoke on the topic “Dreams don’t die; How to work towards your goal”, encouraged the students to work hard in order to become successful person in life, stated a DIPR report.
“Nowadays the competition become very competitive where only the best few will be selected among thousands”, she said.
While sharing her experience, failures and disappointments with special emphasis on NPSC, Nisa encouraged the students to focus on principles- hard work, strong determination, perseverance and prayer. She reminded the students that said these four principles are indispensable to become a successful person.
Sharing on the importance strategy for preparation of civil services exam, she urged the students to have thorough planning, proper time management, smart reading and most importantly to have clear understanding of fundamentals.
Assistant Planning Officer, Kekhrie Mezhur who also spoke on the topic “Journey to success; competitive exams and success”, encouraged the students to take time to identify one’s own strength and weakness.
To become successful, he said hard work, sheer determination, perseverance and accumulation of sweat and blood was the only substitute.
In the second session, resource person assistant professor, Science College Kohima, Dr. Ruokuovikho Tase spoke on “Courage strength and passion; A perspective on Science stream while Chief Analyst, Youth Net, John Meyase spoke on “A perspective on the role of commerce”. Assistant State Coordiantor, SRCW, R. Juliana Medom spoke on the topic “The challenge; The role of young people in good governance”.
Secretary, NSSWB, Daisy Mezhur delivered the welcomed note while NAGC of Mewi and Modern Schools presented special numbers. Assistant coordinator, NAGC, Medochunuo Chielie chaired the programme.