ATDC: Empowering Students with Skill-Based Career Pathways

In today’s rapidly evolving world, students of secondary and senior secondary classes face a crucial challenge—choosing the right career path after school. With the rise of new-age careers, emerging technologies, and NEP 2020’s focus on skill-based learning, schools across India are increasingly looking for trusted partners who can guide their students toward meaningful, future-ready opportunities. This is where ATDC (Apparel Training & Design Centre)—India’s largest vocational training network for the apparel sector—plays a transformative role. Why Career Counselling Is Essential for Schools Today Students often complete Class 10 and 12 without understanding the vast range of career options available after school. Traditional choices like engineering, medicine or commerce no longer cater to every student’s interest or aptitude. Schools now recognize the importance of: Effective career counselling for school students is no longer optional—it is a necessity. Key Highlights of ATDC For schools, this means their students receive exposure to real, employable and future-proof skills. Career choices shape the future of every student. With the rapidly changing landscape of industry and employment, schools must ensure that their students receive proper career guidance, skill awareness, and industry exposure. ATDC’s free career counselling sessions provide exactly that—empowering students with clarity, confidence and a roadmap for success. How Schools Can Book a Free Career Counselling Session Schools interested in hosting a session can easily book a slot through the details below: 📌 ATDC Website: https://atdcindia.co.in📌 Registration Link: https://applications.atdcindia.co.in/📄 Download Brochure: https://atdcindia.co.in/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/AVI-Brochure-July-2025-28th-April-.pdf For Booking Free Counselling: To book free school counselling session: Click here Contact Ms. Poonam Admission Counsellor – ATDC📞 Admission Helpline: 8448444272 Schools that invest in structured career counselling today build the leaders, designers, innovators, and entrepreneurs of tomorrow. Thank You Team ATDC

ATDC Announces Open House Debate & Poster Competitions Pan India

The Apparel Training and Design Centre (ATDC), organized an Interschool Debate and Poster Competition during “Open House” in its Pan India centres, bringing together young and creative minds from various schools across the city. The event aimed to encourage students to express their ideas confidently, think critically, and showcase their artistic and communication skills. Some of Centres such as , Faridabad, Bhopal, Chhindwara have already conducted. ATDC conducted the Debate and Poster Making Competition at ATDC Chhindwara Centre on 7th November 2025. The event aimed to encourage students to enhance their creativity, communication skills, critical thinking, and creative expression. Winners of the Competition are: 1. Shivam Karade (Vidhya Niketan School) 1 st Prize- Poster Making 2. Mayuri Tilnate (Gyan Bharti Public School) – 2 nd Prize- Poster Making 3. Sakshi Baghel (Bala Ji Public School)- 3 rd Prize- Poster Making 4. Khushbu Chourasia (Sanskar Valley Public School) 1 st Prize- Debate 5. Vani Tandekar (KV-02)- 2 nd Prize- Debate 6. Dimple Parte (Bala Ji Public School)- 3 rd Prize- Debate A total of 65 students and 08 teachers attended the event. Out of them, 30 students participated in the Debate Competition and 35 students took part in the Poster Making Competition. The below mentioned The program began with a warm welcome to the jury members Mr. Ravindra Rajput (Industry Expert) and Ms. Parvati Chandel (Principal, Sanskar Valley Public School), who graciously agreed to evaluate the participants’ performances. The students actively participated in both competitions, showcasing their confidence, creativity, and enthusiasm. The competition helped students develop public speaking, creative thinking, and teamwork skills. It also promoted healthy competition, confidence, and a deeper understanding of the apparel and design field through their visit to ATDC Chhindwara.