CBSE is organising the 4th National Summit on ‘Facilitating School-to-Work Transition’ in New Delhi
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The summit aims to improve how students move from school to higher education, skill training and jobs, which could affect the opportunities and career paths of today’s learners.
The Central Board of Secondary Education is hosting the fourth annual national conference focused on easing the shift from academic environments to professional careers. The event takes place in New Delhi and is being conducted in partnership with Sahodaya School Complexes. Educators and experts are gathering at the summit to discuss strategies that help students prepare for the workforce and navigate early employment opportunities successfully. Discussions at the venue center around bridging educational outcomes with practical industry requirements, ensuring that young individuals possess the necessary skills for modern job markets.
CBSE is India’s national board that sets curricula and exams for secondary schools, and it is partnering with regional school networks to address the challenge of aligning school education with workforce needs, a priority of the National Education Policy 2020.
- •Announcements of new guidelines or frameworks for integrating skill education into school curricula
- •Reports on partnerships formed between schools and industry during the summit
- •Follow‑up policy actions or pilot programs launched by the Ministry of Education after the event