Guidance & Counselling

Guidance and counselling services in PM SHRI Kendriya Vidyalaya Dipatoli aim to support the holistic development of students by addressing their academic, emotional, social, and career-related needs. These services are designed to help students navigate the challenges they face during their school years, ensuring they have a clear direction for their future. The key components of guidance and counselling in KVs include:

Career Guidance:

Career counselling sessions help students identify their strengths, interests, and aptitudes.
Information on various career options, higher education opportunities, and professional courses is provided.
Experts may conduct workshops to guide students on entrance exams, scholarships, and application processes.
Personal Counselling:

Individual counselling is provided to students to deal with personal issues such as stress, peer pressure, anxiety, or family problems.
These sessions aim to create a supportive environment where students can express themselves freely.
Emotional and Psychological Support:

Trained counsellors are available to assist students dealing with mental health concerns.
Workshops on topics like managing stress, developing resilience, and emotional well-being are often conducted.
Academic Counselling:

Students struggling with their studies can seek guidance on time management, study techniques, and how to cope with academic pressure.
Help is provided for students who may need assistance with subject choices or exam preparation.
Life Skills Education:

Life skills programmes focus on developing critical thinking, communication, problem-solving, and interpersonal relationships.
Students are taught decision-making skills and how to handle real-life situations.
Parent Counselling:

Parents are often involved in the counselling process to ensure a coordinated effort in addressing the child’s needs.
Parent-teacher-counsellor meetings are held to discuss student progress and any areas of concern.
In most PM SHRI Kendriya Vidyalaya Dipatoli, a designated counsellor, often referred to as a Counseller, is responsible for overseeing these activities. Additionally, schools may invite external experts to conduct special sessions or workshops to enrich the guidance and counselling services.