Personal Guidance Program

The career of a man has always been the core of his active social life. It is the Profession/Occupation/Vocation that one chooses to practice throughout one’s life. It provides a regular source of income and lends one social status and standing in society. That is why it becomes the be all and end all of our life. In the present social perspective the toughest challenge for a person is to choose a befitting career for oneself and realize it with his all out efforts.

The career has to be suitable to the temperament, taste and intellectual caliber of the person concerned. So, it is essential to evaluate and assess the overall personality of man before launching him on a specific career. It would help him to do full justice to his profession and draw satisfaction out of it. For this purpose he should be provided career guidance regarding various openings and avenues available to him.

At the time of the choice of career the capabilities have to be assessed carefully and cautiously since both over-assessment and under-assessment can prove counterproductive. If over estimation can ultimately expose one’s intellectual incapacity ending up in non-achievement of the objective while under estimation can result in the lack of job satisfaction and frustration. Belated change in the objective in both the cases usually proves suicidal.

Keeping in mind the vital importance of proper evaluation and assessment the institute has constituted a board of well experienced experts to help the young aspirants who want to rise in life and achieve desired objective. The experts judge the aptitude, interest and intellectual capabilities on the basis of the quality of their education, the subjects studied earlier and institutions attended via-à-vis objective intended. They also take into consideration the family background, financial postion, age factor and job opportunities in a specific field.

The career does not always mean a job or profession and guidance is not always needed after completion of academic career. Career guidance can prove very useful if it is obtained after matriculation for the choice of subjects so that the change of changing horse in the midstream should not crop up. Some adjustment or alteration can be exercised after +2 examinations also. More over career can be independent business, migration to some country, training for an occupation already in the family which one choose to adopt. What is essential is that the career must catch the fancy of a young man so that he may give his best to the society.

The aim of the Institute is to help the parents as well who know nothing about the opportunities awaiting their wards and the mind and aspiration of their young ones.They must get the expert opinion so that belated change should not result in the wastage of time, money and energy. The aim of the Institute is to catch the young people very young and lead them in such a way that right from their time of earliest choice they adopt a consistent line of action.

The express effort on the part of the Bajwa Institute is that work put in once must be helpful in his rise vertically or expansion horizontally. Right choice at right time in right direction with right input and with right effort synchronizing with right aptitude and right interest under right guidance can decidedly lead to the achievement of rightly desired objective. A suitable and successful career saves man from the severest punishment of repentance. In the present day of competition an afterthought can cause a lifelong delay. People lag behind when they take time-out for adjustment.Therefore, the only option left with the present day youth is not to opt for any-thing mindlessly and miss the bus. They must avail themselves the guidance of the Career Guidance Cell of the Bajwa Institute at their earliest and that too free of cost. The Bajwa institute regards it as a vital social service and patriotic act.