4 Tips to Start A Conversation With Your Child | Career Conversations | Sangeetha George| Univariety

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This episode of Career Conversations emphasizes the importance of that first conversation with your child. When you take a critical decision about your child’s career, it’s imperative to involve him/her in the decision-making process.
Some of you might be like, ‘What conversation?’, ‘There is no conversation’, ‘I know exactly what my child needs to do.’ Or some of you might be thinking, ‘I have been wanting to have this talk but just don’t know where to start.’ So before we get into the hows and whens of the conversation, we will understand the research and groundwork that has to be done before that first conversation.
There can be another question crossing your mind about when is the right time to have that career-related conversation with your child. Don’t worry. We got you covered. Through many years of experience, we have found that the earlier you start the better and the right approach leads to a series of fruitful conversations with your child. Learn more about the 4 tips to start a conversation with your child in the video.
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About the Presenter:
Sangeetha George has more than a decade of experience in Career Counselling at top international schools like Kodaikanal International school and others. She now heads Guidance Solutions at Univariety.
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Valuable points madam

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good advise. Tutoring in IIT JEE coaching centers donot necessarily mean that he or she has to go for engineering or medicine. It is only to increase their potential of learning and assimilating the knowledge which is very useful for two reasons. First, It increases the way you think of a problem. 2. you can understand the competitive spirit and learn more about you. Ultimately you have to come out openly about what you want to do and donot want to do. Or seek advice. When I say YOU it means the student.