Mumbai NGOs join hands to organise Career Fair for students

Malegaon: In order to empower Indian Muslims and provide them first-hand information about career opportunities, Mumbai based organisations are holding a two-day Career Festival in second week of January, 2011.

"Anjuman -i- Islam and Association of Muslim Professionals (AMP) are organizing a two-day Career Fair – Career Fest 2011 in collaboration with Urdu Markaz, Leap India Foundation, Urdu Head Masters Association and All India Ideal Teachers Association (AIITA) on Sat 15th & Sun 16th January 2011 at Saboo Siddik Engineering College Campus, Mumbai", AMP president Aamir Idrisi said in a press statement.

Association of Muslim Professionals (AMP), according to the statement, is a platform for all Muslim professionals and willing volunteers to share their knowledge, intellect, experience and skills for the overall development of Muslim Community and further empowering Muslims in the educational, social, political and economical front of life.

The two-day fair is targeted towards providing the right direction and guidance of teachers, professionals and other experienced counselors, to both parents and students regarding the unlimited career prospects available after SSC and HSC.
 

"We want the Career Fest – 2011 to be a one-stop shop for all education needs with Seminar on Latest Topics, Participation of Professional Counselors and guidance from Experienced Professionals providing directions on various career options, information on various government schemes through workshops and interactive discussions", Aamir added.

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