placement-activities

On 2nd August 2025, the Training and Placement Cell of St. John College of Humanities & Sciences organized a highly interactive and practical guest session titled “Navigating your Career Path: LinkedIn and Digital Presence”.

The Training and placement cell had organized a workshop on the topic “Mastering Business Communication and Public Speaking” on 26th July, 2025, Saturday. The aim of the workshop was to strengthen students’ ability to communicate effectively in professional environments by focusing on both verbal and written communication, along with public speaking skills that are essential for success in the hospitality and service industry. The primary objective was to develop students’ confidence and competence in business communication through hands-on practice, real-time feedback, and exposure to structured speaking techniques. The workshop also aimed to improve their ability to present ideas clearly, participate actively in discussions, and express themselves with professionalism and clarity.

The Department of BSc. IT/CS/DS had organised a session based on prep talk for the students of Third Year Bsc IT/CS titled “IT Placement Guide”. This session was conducted by an industry professional “Mr. Diwakar Shah”. It aimed to enhance the technical knowledge of the students coupled with a preparation guide for industry placements. It also emphasized on the need to develop skills that are relevant to the industry expectations and highlighted the importance of developing the foundational skills required to crack technical interviews too.

Mr. Zaid Memon, an esteemed alumnus of SJCHS and currently working with Zomato as an Associate–Key Account Manager, delivered an insightful guest lecture on the topic “The Art of Assertive Communication. on 19 July in SJCHS Classrom No. 13”. The programme was organised by Training and Placement Cell

The Training and placement cell had organized a guest lecture on the topic “Emerging Trends in Financial Management – Opportunities and Challenges” on 12th July, 2025, Saturday. The lecture aimed to enhance students’ understanding of recent developments in the field of financial management and to provide insights into the dynamic nature of global finance.