O-Disha app to offer career counselling in Kalahandi- The New Indian Express
BHAWANIPATNA: Amid ongoing transformation of superior colleges beneath Mo Faculty Abhiyan in Kalahandi district, O-Disha, a locally designed on-line profession counselling application is proving to be an extra reward for college students. The application has been made to profit Class 10 and 12 learners, as aspect of the 5T significant school transformation programme.
Accessible on Google Play Store, the app features course-sensible tips for better education and learning and occupation possibilities apart from videos of numerous gurus. This is a boon for pupils who had been hitherto not conscious about the way in advance following passing Course 10 and Course 12 tests, and can now gauge choices in greater education as nicely as work potential customers with advice.
Resources said the strategy was initial mooted final year below the Mo Faculty Abhiyan by the administration of Ramkrushna Substantial University in Bramhanchhendia village underneath Dharmagarh tehsil. The app was then created by application engineer Ghanshyam Agarwal, a native of Dharmagarh, in coordination with the then Sub-Collector Divakar TS. When the app was launched in the school in October very last, it was a short while ago launched in other high colleges which were transformed in the initially stage.
Collector Parag Harshad Gavali explained career counselling will be imparted to pupils of Course 9 and 10 in reworked high schools and Class 11 and 12 of Adarsha Vidyalayas in the district. This is an endeavor to create a good thought process of college students, teachers and local community.
He, on the other hand, admitted that most of the large schools in the district are missing suitable amount of educating staff regardless of progress in transformation. Sufficient trainer appointments will be accomplished shortly to tide about this problem, the Collector claimed.In Kalahandi, 150 out of 310 authorities high faculties are being reworked in diverse phases under Mo University Abhiyan. Of these, 29 high educational facilities have been transformed in the initial section in November previous year.
