Career Enhancement Programme

The ladder of success is best climbed by stepping on the rungs of opportunity. - Ayn Rand

Our responsibility toward our children doesn't end with providing them a formal education. As home to our children, we ensure that their minds are sharpened and their skills polished so that they can go out into the world and make a contribution. Udayan Care provides its children with a platform to recognise and seize new opportunities in the outside world.

Udayan Care IT placement cell:

A degree or a certificate helps one create an identity. We, at Udayan Care, believe in creating feasible and fruitful careers. We have taken yet another firm step toward this by establishing a placement cell for our IT Students. Aimed at reaching 100% employment rate, we expect this entity to ensure myriad possibilities for our children.

Career counseling workshop at Badarpur IT and VT center Delhi

Describe yourself!

Sometimes a task as simple as this is enough to make one flounder. A perfect example of how lack of confidence can overpower knowledge and talent. To address this seemingly unimportant issue, we organised a career counselling workshop with the support of Accenture India, on 16 May 2015. It was attended by 60 children from Udayan Care.

On the same day, we also launched our new course, Job Readiness Training, which helps students prepare for interviews by improving their confidence level and communication skills.

The workshop was so beneficial that many students now want to partake in every career guidance workshop to boost their career.

Jagshanti Udayan Care Skill Development Centre

Education meets its purpose when it helps a society evolve, and that happens only when women are truly empowered.

At our Jagshanti Udayan Care Skill Development Centre, we have designed various programmes to make young women financially independent, with low investment. We have also created a new Paper Craft and Ceramic Painting workroom from 100% recycled material that had been lying at the back of our sewing room for at least 3 years.

A marketing campaign was undertaken in May to inform ladies in the locality of our programmes. It resulted in doubling of our student strength in the Sewing Centre, as well as 9 girls attending the course.

Aarti, daughter of construction workers, who was keen to learn sewing, was unable to pay for her classes. But such was her determination that she started accompanying her aunt to work as a cleaner in a house, so she could collect the money. By sheer dint of hard work and fervour she has progressed to the advanced class in sewing.

Her story reminds us of a quote by Ralph Waldo Emerson, The mind, once stretched by a new idea, never returns to its original dimensions'.