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The Career Guidance and Orientation Session were successfully organized by the Overseas Placement Cell in collaboration with the Uttarakhand Skill Development Mission, Government of Uttarakhand, at the Shri Guru Ram Rai Institute of Medical & Health Sciences, College of Nursing, Patel Nagar, Dehradun. The session was conducted on 22nd April 2026 at 10:00 AM onwards in Lecture Theatre VIII. The primary aim of the program was to provide comprehensive guidance to nursing students regarding international employment opportunities, with a special focus on Germany.
In the rapidly evolving healthcare sector, globalization has opened vast avenues for nursing professionals to explore career opportunities beyond national boundaries. Recognizing the growing demand for skilled nurses worldwide, particularly in European countries, this session was organized to sensitize and prepare students for global career prospects. The initiative reflects the institution’s commitment to enhancing the employability and professional growth of its students.
The session was conducted with the following objectives:
The session was attended by a large number of enthusiastic 135 students from B.Sc. Nursing and GNM programs. Faculty members were also present to support and guide the students. The active participation and keen interest shown by the students contributed significantly to the success of the program.
The session was facilitated by representatives from the Overseas Placement Cell and officials associated with the Uttarakhand Skill Development Mission. Their expertise and experience in international recruitment and training added immense value to the session. The program was coordinated under the guidance of Prof. Dr. Ponmari K, Professor, College of Nursing.
The event was conducted under the leadership of Prof. Dr. G. Ramalakshmi, Dean, College of Nursing, whose continuous encouragement and support played a crucial role in organizing such a career-oriented initiative.
The session commenced with a brief introduction about the purpose of the program and the importance of global exposure in the nursing profession. The speakers elaborated on the increasing demand for qualified nurses in developed countries, particularly Germany, due to factors such as an aging population and shortage of healthcare professionals.
One of the most engaging parts of the program was the interactive question-and-answer session. Students actively participated by asking questions related to eligibility, financial aspects, duration of the process, challenges faced abroad, and career progression. The resource persons addressed all queries in detail, providing clarity and boosting students’ confidence.
The session yielded several positive outcomes:
The feedback received from students was overwhelmingly positive. They appreciated the informative nature of the session and the clarity provided on complex procedures. Many students expressed interest in enrolling in language courses and preparing for international placements. Faculty members also acknowledged the usefulness of the program in guiding students effectively.
The Career Guidance and Orientation Session proved to be a highly informative and impactful initiative. It successfully achieved its objectives of creating awareness, enhancing knowledge, and motivating students to explore international career opportunities. The session not only broadened the horizons of the students but also equipped them with the necessary information to take informed decisions regarding their professional future. The institution remains committed to organizing such programs in the future to support the holistic development and global readiness of its students.