Private school association J&K collaborate with Move Beyond at NIT Srinagar

The collaboration finalized under the MoU with the prominent educational associations of J&K aims at further developing the career ecosystem of J&K.

In order to develop the career ecosystem of Jammu and Kashmir, Move Beyond- A Career Counselling School Monday signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the Private Schools’ Association Jammu and Kashmir (PSAJK) at the National Institute of Technology (NIT) Srinagar. The signing of the agreement took place in presence of the Director, NIT Srinagar Professor (Dr) Rakesh Sehgal, Institute’s Registrar Professor Syed Kaiser Bukhari, Head IIEDC, Dr Saad Parvez, President Private Schools’ Association J&K (PSAJK), GN Var, Dr Muslim Jan, and other dignitaries.

The collaboration finalized under the MoU with the prominent educational associations of J&K aims at further developing the career ecosystem of J&K. The collaboration will provide specialized services to students like career counseling, career planning, mentoring, admission guidance throughout the world, global scholarship assistance, psychometric testing services, etc.

MoU aims at developing career ecosystem for students

Talking about the partnership, Director NIT Srinagar Professor (Dr) Rakesh Sehgal said there is a need to reach out to students in far-flung areas and we need to guide them on right track. He further added that Move Beyond’s career model has also been appreciated and approved by LG Manoj Sinha during his visit to NIT Srinagar last year. ‘We need to reach out to students in J&K for better career guidance, and planning,’ he said.

NIT Srinagar is a bigger platform for startups like Move Beyond. He congratulated Sheikh Inayat Ullah, CEO Move Beyond for his dedication and hard work to reach out to the talented youth of J&K to guide them in their career paths.

Registrar NIT Srinagar, Prof. Syed Kaiser Bukhari said the signing of this MoU will bring two major intuitions of society closer to serving society.

“PSAJK has a wider domain in our society and this collaboration will help in bridging the gap between students and their careers,” he said.

Professor Bukhari added that there is no dearth of talent among the youth of Kashmir but there is a need for proper guidance, and counseling to enhance, encourage their capabilities.

Regarding MoU, President PSAJK GN Var said that the new National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 has given immense importance to the need for career counseling and guidance.

He congratulated Move Beyond for taking an initiative to reach out to the students of J&K for their career development and expressed full support for it.

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