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The term ‘Life Skills’ refers to the skills you need to make the most out of life. Any skill that is useful in your life can be considered a life skill.     Think of life skills as the building blocks or frameworks that allow students to apply the knowledge they acquire in school to real-world problems and situations. Also referred to as “soft skills” in a professional context, the ability to think abstractly and approach problems from various angles to find practical solutions, and the skill to communicate clearly and effectively are just as important as technical knowledge in a particular field or academic subject. Most individuals do not think of the need for being aware of ‘SELF”. And most often, we do not pay attention to understanding our strengths and weakness and the opportunities available ahead of us. This sometimes results in low self-esteem, inability to handle pressure at work and in personal lives, eventually ending up in Depression. Ideally, if these skill

If you have a passion to fly and love travelling to new places and you have a deep fascination to work in the air then you can consider this as your career. Being a professional pilot, they fly and navigate aeroplanes, helicopters, and other types of aircraft. Airline pilots work for specific companies, transporting people and cargo on fixed schedules, and they are responsible for take-off and landing of the planes safely at the destination, while commercial pilot works for companies that offer charter flights, rescue operations, or aerial photography. Roles and Responsibility ·         The elementary responsibility of a pilot is to fly passengers and cargo safely to the destination ·         Ensure the safety of passengers, the aircraft and its crew. ·         Observe and keep continuous watch of the weather conditions. ·         Keep good coordination between the cabin crew and ground staff for safe flight take-off and landing. ·         Ensure that the systems

If you think that you are an integrated person trying to help other people by being understanding and caring but also knowledgeable, prepared, and ready to give your best – not to save lives but to make them as good as possible then you can consider it to be a Doctor. Being a doctor means being incredibly compulsive. It has nothing to do with flights of medicine, it is one of the most challenging yet rewarding fields a student can enter. This career is not for everyone as doctors have a lot of responsibility and require huge investments of time, money, effort on their training. Doctor’s Duties and Responsibilities : ·         Undertaking patient consultations and physical examinations ·         Organising workloads ·         Performing surgical procedures ·         Providing general pre and post-operative care ·         Monitoring and administering medication ·         Assessing and planning treatment requirements ·         Liaising daily with staff including o

As the Corona Virus pandemic continues to spread, many people are finding themselves in quarantine in order to most effectively practice “social distancing". Resulting concerts are postponed, sporting events are cancelled, schools are closed and tourist hot spots are shut down, experts recommend that even those who show no sign of illness stay home during this time of the global pandemic. Although remaining inside is a good way to protect yourself and others from the coronavirus, and is an important measure to help daily cases that put pressure on our health care system, it could lead to a lesser evil like boredom and stir craziness. What’s there to do while stuck indoors? We’ve compiled 6 major suggestions to help students make your time quarantined as interesting and perhaps even as productive as possible. 1.      Peep inside yourself – In the hustle-bustle of life these days everyone always seems to be complaining that they don’t have enough time for themselve

Sleep is essential to our health. It strongly influences our capacity to recover both mentally and physically, allows us to store memories, influences our mood, and promotes "the growing" in children. It impacts every aspect of our life by affecting the way we think, learns, behaves, feels, and interact with others. Poor sleep and sleep deprivation have been associated with cardiovascular and metabolic diseases, impaired mental capacity, and poor motor coordination.  Here are some of the main points you might want to take into consideration to get a good night’s sleep. Turn Your Bedroom into a Sleep-Inducing Environment - A quiet, dark, and cool environment can help promote sound slumber. To achieve such an environment, lower the volume of outside noise with earplugs or a "white noise" appliance. Use heavy curtains, blackout shades, or an eye mask to block light, a powerful cue that tells the brain that it's time to wake up. Keep the temperature comfo