Planning to pursue a career in Architecture?

In the ever-evolving landscape of career opportunities, seminars on the latest career trends play a pivotal role in shaping the educational journey of school students. These events serve as beacons of knowledge, strategically designed to enlighten and guide students toward making informed choices about their future paths. Specifically tailored to address the dynamic nature of modern professions, such seminars provide invaluable insights into emerging industries, technological advancements, and the evolving skill sets required in the contemporary job market.

In an effort to enlighten the students of Apeejay School, Noida, about the latest career trends in the field of architecture, a seminar was meticulously organised for the senior school students in the school auditorium.

The esteemed resource persons for the day were Architects Vani Dua and Nida Hassan from Apeejay Institute of Technology – School of Architecture and Planning (AIT-SAP), Greater Noida. They engaged the students with a captivating presentation, shedding light on various career opportunities. To enhance comprehension, the architects presented a fascinating 3D model, providing a visual and interactive aspect to the subjects under discussion.

The auditorium buzzed with students’ curiosity, who actively participated by posing numerous intriguing queries, demonstrating their keen interest in the presented topics. The seminar proved to be both informative and useful, as the faculty successfully cultivated a profound interest in the subject matter among the students.

This event effectively bridged the gap between academic learning and real-world application, offering an enriching experience for all involved. It not only broadened the students’ perspectives on potential career paths but also served as a dynamic platform for interaction and exploration.

On the success of the seminar, Vani Dua expressed, “The architecture awareness event was attended by almost 500 students who were very active and participative. They enjoyed watching the videos of students’ works and experiences at AIT-SAP. Many students asked questions regarding admission preparation for architecture. The displayed model of Falling Waters also captivated the students as they marveled at the cantilevers and projections in the design.”