Guidance & Counselling

Guidance and counselling are typically integrated into the KVs to provide:

Student Counseling Services: KVs often have dedicated counselors or trained teachers who serve as counselors to provide guidance and support to students. These counselors conduct individual counseling sessions with students to address various academic, personal, and career-related concerns. They also organize group counseling sessions, workshops, and seminars on topics such as stress management, study skills, career exploration, and personal development.

Career Guidance: KVs offer career guidance and counseling services to help students make informed decisions about their future educational and career paths. Counselors assist students in exploring different career options, understanding their strengths and interests, and planning their academic and vocational pursuits accordingly. They may organize career fairs, guest lectures, and informational sessions with professionals from various fields to expose students to diverse career opportunities.

Academic Support: Guidance and counseling in KVs extend to academic support as well. Counselors work closely with students who are struggling academically to identify the root causes of their difficulties and develop personalized strategies to improve their learning outcomes. They may offer study skills workshops, time management techniques, and academic planning sessions to help students succeed in their studies.

Personal Development: KVs emphasize the overall well-being and personal development of students. Counselors provide support to students dealing with emotional, social, or behavioral issues by offering counseling sessions, interventions, and referrals to external resources when needed. They promote positive mental health practices, self-confidence, and resilience among students to help them navigate the challenges they encounter during their school years.

Parent and Teacher Support: Guidance and counseling services in KVs also extend to parents and teachers. Counselors collaborate with parents and teachers to address student concerns, facilitate parent-teacher meetings, and provide workshops or seminars on parenting skills, adolescent development, and effective teaching strategies.