Soft skills are a vital component of personal and professional development, contributing significantly to an individual’s success in various areas of life. Recognizing the importance of enhancing these skills, an add-on course on soft skills was conducted to equip participants with the necessary tools and knowledge to excel in today’s dynamic and interconnected world. Add on Couse on Soft Skills of 35 hours duration was organized by Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) & Department of Commerce and Management of Canara college in the month of March and April ,2024 for II And III year B.Com students of our college.
The add-on course on soft skills was designed as an interactive and practical program. It comprised a series of modules, case studies, group activities, and discussions. The course content included the following topics: Effective Communication and Active Listening, Building Empathy and Emotional Intelligence, Teamwork and Collaboration, Leadership Development, Time Management and Goal Setting, Conflict Resolution and Negotiation Skills, Fostering Creativity and Innovation, Resume Writing , Interview preparation and Mock Interview , Scavenger Hunt.
The soft skills add-on course was a valuable addition, equipping participants with essential skills to complement their technical abilities. Through interactive sessions and engaging exercises, participants developed effective communication, collaboration, and problem-solving skills. The course received overwhelmingly positive feedback, with participants praising the practical approach and applicability to real-world scenarios. Throughout the course, participants engaged in hands-on exercises, role-plays, and real-life simulations to practice and reinforce the concepts learned. Expert facilitators with extensive experience in the respective soft skills domains facilitated the sessions. At the end an examination was conducted on the course and the students have successfully completed the course.
A total of 30 students participated and benefitted from this session. The course was coordinated by Mrs.Anasuya Bhagvath, Faculty, Department of Commerce and Management.
Report ByMrs. Anasuya Bhagvath.
