IMS Noida hosts workshop on ‘Campus to Corporate’ for students

Institute of Management Studies (IMS) Noida recently hosted a workshop on ‘Campus to Corporate’ for grooming students in the context of industry needs. The primary objective of this session was to facilitate the interface between college and industry so that students get more exposure for later and in turn enhance their employability. The speaker of the session was Parin Somani, a philanthropist, motivational speaker, and author; Kulneet Suri, senior director of IMS Noida, was also present and gave a speech during the event.

Somani outlined the workshop's topic and objectives, emphasising on the importance of practical education in ensuring effective linkage between academics and industry. She explained how important it is for students to understand the expectations that the Industry has from fresh graduates as it will help in the effective transition from campus to professional life.

While discussing the corporate grooming, Suri said, “We have organised the session for students to build confidence, develop self-esteem, and to bring positive changes in the attitude and behavior of the participants. This workshop will help students in many perspectives such as understanding how the transition from one’s student life to professional life can be made easier, to elaborate on skills that are desirable and need to be developed for strengthening employability.”

This course focused on what skills a student should learn and what preparations they should do in order to transition seamlessly into professional life and work there successfully. The transition from college to a corporate world is a big adjustment for many graduates. It is important that newly passed out students are prepared for the changes and ready to adapt to thrive in the professional world. In this workshop, speakers from the Industry spoke on the various aspects of how the transition from Campus to Corporate i.e. professional life can be made smoother and what students need to do to increase their chances of employability in various sectors.