Spend seven days inside one career, with someone who has done the work.
A workshop gives students a real taste of a single career. It begins with a free talk at school, continues with online classes, takes students out to a field site, and ends with a project that a practitioner reviews. Our first workshop is in geology.
From a lecture hall to a field site
- Day 1
Guest lecture
Free, at school
- Days 2 and 3
Online classes
Deep into the career
- Days 4 and 5
Field visit
Where the work happens
- Days 6 and 7
Project
Real work, real feedback
- After
Certificate
For every finisher
Three things a classroom can't give
A practitioner leads it
Every day is led by someone who has done the job for years, not by a teacher reading from a textbook.
A visit to a real site
Students spend two days where the work actually happens and see the conditions, tools and pace of the job for themselves.
Work to show for it
Students finish with a real project, written feedback from the practitioner and a certificate of completion.
Geology, with Mr. Vidhya Sagar
Mr. Vidhya Sagar is a retired geologist who spent his working life in the field. He leads every part of the workshop himself, from the school talk to the field visit, and he is happy to answer questions from parents before they book.
Common questions
Is the whole workshop paid?
Day 1 is free. Days 2 to 7 are paid by parents, and we share the fee when you enquire.
Is the field visit in person?
Yes, with the practitioner. Families who enquire get the location and supervision details before they book.
Who can join?
Students in Class 8 to 12, with a parent's consent. Students do not need to have chosen Science, though geology at university usually needs physics, chemistry and mathematics or biology in Class 12.
Do students get a certificate?
Yes. Students who complete all seven days receive a certificate, along with written feedback on their project.