OUR SCHOOL LOGO STANDS FOR AND IMPLIES

THAT

Learning has qualities of the wish yielding cow

(Kamadhenu), yields fruits at all times. By utilizing it to
ones advantage one cannot only satisfy ones survival
needs, but also reach great heights of enlightenments.

This enlightens that students of our school

become fruitful and worthy citizens thereby
achieving our schools mission of:
Personality Development for Nation
Building.
 WHAT IS PERSONALITY
DEVELOPMENT ?

Personality development is the

relatively enduring pattern of
thoughts, feelings, and behaviours
that distinguish individuals from
one another.
Make your goals more powerful.
Use SMART STRATEGY
IN THIS COCURRICULAR SESSION WE
ARE GOING TO LEARN ABOUT THESE
POINTS:
1.JOB PERSPECTIVE & BODY LANGUAGE

2. TO EXPLORE YOURSELF IN VARIOUS FEILDS

3. TO OVERCOME FEAR

4. KNOW ABOUT YOUR STRENGTHS AND WEAKNESSES

 BODY LANGUAGE AND JOB PERSPECTIVES:

Job interviews are not just about good

resumes, knowledge and the words
you speak. Your body language is
equally important that not only tells a
lot about you, but may also stand as
an important factor between getting
hired or not.
Make a pleasing entrance
An interview starts even before you get into the interview room. You never
know who could be in the parking lot with you, looking at you from a
window or standing next to you in the elevator. The key is to keep calm and
you will appear calm. From entering the office building to waiting in the
common hall to entering the interviewer's cabin, your body should tell
anyone who might be watching that you're confident and prepared.

The handshake
Job interviews mean handshakes. So not only maintain a formal distance
with the interviewer while doing this, but also offer your hand with the palm
slightly up so that your interviewer's hand covers yours. Since you are going
to shake with your right hand, be prepared for it by arranging your
belongings on your left side.
Remember, never cover the other person's hand with the hand you are not
shaking with.

Sit properly
Sit upright but in a relaxed fashion leaning slightly forward at about a 10 to
15 degree angle towards the interviewer. This sends the message that you
are interested and involved.
 Handshake:
This is the most convenient
way to perform a
handshake. This
confidence impresses the
person taking your
interview.

Sitting positions
while in an
interview:
This is the most
important part of
an interview, if you
dont sit in this
manner there are
chances of not to
be selected.
TO EXPLORE YOURSELF IN VARIOUS FIELDS:

A critical first step in determining what you

want to do after graduation is to explore your
individual strengths and interests.
TO IDENTIFY OUR STRENGHTS AND WEAKNESSES:

Knowing where you come in strong and where you

need assistance can help you stabilize your personal
life and nurture your professional interactions. Self-
knowledge is a powerful tool that too many people
disregard because it's difficult or inconvenient, or
perhaps because it makes them feel uncomfortable.
What seem like strengths to one person, moreover,
might not necessarily seem that useful to others,
which can make figuring out whether specific
qualities you possess are strengths as opposed to
weaknesses confusing or frustrating. While this is
something you will have to figure out mostly on your
own, there are exercises you can do to identify your
strengths and weaknesses for a job or for personal
reasons.
MEMBERS WHO CONDUCTED THIS SEMINAR:

ANIRUDH EYYANI
DHRUV SALOT
VIRAJ PATEL
SHAWN MISQUITTA
AYUSH SINGH
ARYAN ODAYIL
ARYAN CHAVAN
VARDHAN KHAMKAR
AKASH PANCHAL
NIDHI VERHANI
DHRUVI SHETTY