JAMMU, Jun 2: Students of Government College for Women (GCW), Parade, Jammu, visited the office of the All Digital and Print Media Association (ADAPMA) as part of an educational initiative focused on soft skills development and personality enhancement.
The students were warmly received by ADAPMA Working Chairman Gurmeet Dutta, Patron Manoj Gupta, Trainee Himanshu Sharma, and ADAPMA Representative Er. Shubham Kotwal, who interacted with the students and shared valuable insights on the importance of communication skills, leadership qualities, confidence building, teamwork, and professional conduct in today’s competitive world.
During the interactive session, the students were encouraged to develop effective communication skills and a positive attitude towards personal and professional growth. The speakers highlighted how soft skills play a crucial role in career success and help individuals adapt to changing workplace environments.
The visit provided a practical learning experience for the students, allowing them to engage in discussions on self-development, public interaction, and professional etiquette. The students actively participated in the session and appreciated the opportunity to learn from experienced professionals associated with the media and communication sector.
The students who attended the programme included Anshika Jamwal, Anushka Sharma, Anshu Sharma, Mannat Sharma, Rimzim, Tanvi Sharma, Sania Verma, Manat Rasgotra, Parul Sharma, Parul Aithmian, Riya Gupta, Suvarsha Singh and Anshita Jamwal.
The ADAPMA representatives expressed their commitment to supporting youth development through such educational interactions and skill-building initiatives. The session concluded with a vote of thanks and a group interaction, marking a successful and enriching learning experience for the students.