HT Correspondent
KOKRAJHAR, May 11: The first edition of Bodoland Career Counsellors Meet, 2023 was held at Bodofa Cultural Complex, Chandamari in Kokrajhar on Wednesday which discussed thoroughly over the welfare and development of future of the students fraternities in Bodoland region.
Altogether, 1200 career counsellors who were appointed by the government of Bodoland Territorial Region, participated in the event which was organised by the Education department of BTR under the aegis of flagship Bodoland Career Counselling Programme.
Notably, the Bodoland Career Counselling Programme has been aimed to provide effective career guidance and institutional support to students from high schools, higher secondary schools, and degree colleges of Bodoland region.
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The programme has been regarded as heralding the dawn of a new era of exciting new careers for the youth of BTR which is an ongoing process with training and counselling for students will be held on a regular basis.
Chief executive member of Bodoland Territorial Region (BTR), Pramod Boro inaugurated the programme amidst presence of huge participation from across the region.
Boro has highlighted the career counselling programme which has aimed to provide effective career guidance and institutional support among the students.
He said that the career counselling is a flagship programme of the BTR government to make a healthy future for the students among the society.
He informed that this is the first time in the history of BTR, the first Bodoland Career Counsellors Meet was held and so far 1200 career counsellors are appointed and gathered in one platform to help the youth of BTR chart their career. He mentioned that this is in line with the government’s goal of ensuring a successful career for every student of BTR.
“It is a glad moment to inaugurate the 1st Bodoland Career Counsellors Meet, 2023, under the aegis of our flagship Bodoland Career Counselling Programme in Kokrajhar which has been aimed to provide effective career guidance and institutional support to students from high schools, higher secondary schools, and degree colleges of The event is regarded as a heralding the dawn of a new era of exciting new careers for the youth of BTR. This is an ongoing process with training and counselling for students will be held on a regular basis,” Boro added.
Among others, MLA Lawrence Islary, BTR executive members Dr Nilut Swargiary, ABSU vice-president Khwrwmdao Wary were prominent attendees in the event.
