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WORKSHOP ON HIGHER EDUCATION .

 

🎓One-Day Workshop on Higher Education Opportunities in India and Abroad

*Date: Sunday, 3rd August 2025

* Time: 11:00 AM – 1:00 PM *Venue: Saket Buddha Vihar, Pune

* Registration: Scan the QR code or contact via details below

*Wondering What to Do After 12th or Graduation?

If you're a student or recent graduate asking, “What’s next?”, this one-day workshop could be your turning point. It's not just about becoming a doctor or engineer anymore — there are a wide range of career opportunities in Arts, Commerce, Science, and Social sectors.

Join us to discover prestigious universities in India and abroad, and get practical guidance on how to apply, what to study, and how to plan your career step by step.

What Will You Learn in This Workshop?

*Top Indian Institutions Covered: TISS, APU, IIHS, NLUs, ASHOKA, IIFT, IIPS, Central Universities, and more

*Study Abroad Guidance: Understand IELTS & TOEFL requirements and application strategies

*Career Paths in Non-Technical Fields: Explore social sector, urban planning, economics, and other career options beyond traditional choices

How to Select the Right College & Course: Learn strategic career planning

 *Free Resources: Access pre-prepared guides and checklists to help you navigate your next steps

Expert Mentors

Swati Kamble – PhD Scholar, Asst. Professor, SPPU Pune

Pratima Pandit – MA in Economics, University of Nottingham

Aniket Salve – Urban Fellow, IIHS Bengaluru 

These mentors have studied at top global and Indian institutions and are passionate about guiding students from all backgrounds.

Contact for Registration

Call/WhatsApp: +91 87964 05429 / 88504 46455

Email: srcpune25@gmail.com

Website: www.aiisca.org 

Registration is Free — Limited Seats Available! Whether you're in high school or just graduated, this is your chance to build a clear roadmap for your academic and professional journey. Don’t Miss Out! This workshop is organized by Savitri Bai Phule Resource Center (SRC) — a platform committed to promoting educational access and independent, informed career decision-making.

 Secure your seat today. Your future deserves it.

#CareerWorkshop #StudyInIndia #StudyAbroad #HigherEducation #PuneEvents #StudentOpportunities #IELTS #TOEFL #CareerGuidance #TISS #NLU #AshokaUniversity #IIHS #SRC


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