~ Increased student interest in data science, analytics, and humanities programs over the last couple of years since 2020 ~
The conference hosted more than 1,250 participants (in-person and virtually) worldwide across high schools, counselors, universities, organizations, and senior leadership. The IC3 Movement also organized a Presidential Forum, which brought together presidents and senior educators of educational institutions and business, industry, and governmental leaders from around the world.
Renowned personalities such as Devdutt Pattanaik (Mythologist, Author, Illustrator), Anil Srinivasan (Pianist, Composer, Music Educator), and Aravinda de Silva (Former Sri Lankan Cricketer, Team Captain, 1996 Cricket World Cup Winner) graced the conference with an appearance.
The conference brought together higher education representatives for a collaborative dialogue on issues that drive sustainable and inclusive counseling practices focused on student success. The 2022 IC3 Institute Student Quest Survey Report was also released during the conference. The primary objective of this annual survey is to ensure that career and college counseling is data-driven, rooted in rigorous scientific research, addresses students’ critical needs, and adequately supports the stakeholders involved. More than 10,640 students, 1,110 counselors, and 111 universities from approximately 74 countries participated in the survey.
According to the report, the United States of America, the United Kingdom, and Canada continue to be the top 3 international study destinations.
"The survey findings indicate trends and patterns, which are essential for students, families, counselors, schools, universities, and governments to plan for the most suitable measures and interventions. These plans can then establish an ecosystem that ensures informed and judicious decision-making, supporting our youth for a purposeful and fulfilling life ahead,” said Amrita Ghulati, Director — Academics, IC3 Institute, U.S.
Report findings revealed an increased demand for data science, analytics, and humanities programs over the last couple of years. In addition, more than 51% of students either do not have counseling support at school or aren't aware of it, and 77% of the students agreed that financial budgeting information is essential in finalizing college choices.
For more findings of the report, please visit: ic3institute.org/
The International Career and College Counseling (IC3) Movement is a global effort to establish career and college counseling in every school. Our mission is for young people to get the support they need for purpose and direction in their lives. In collaboration with leaders across high schools, universities, educational organizations, and industry, IC3 aims to cultivate learning, networking, and professional development for the community through events and initiatives that sensitize, glamorize, and develop the career and college counseling profession.
The IC3 Institute is a mission-driven nonprofit that brings together high schools, colleges, universities, and industry to ensure early access to career and college counseling, paving the path for students' college readiness, workforce preparedness, and career success. The IC3 Institute's core programming with high schools is supported by a global network of subject matter and industry experts who volunteer their time as faculty members in the IC3 Institute, as well as world-class and innovative higher education institutions that support the IC3 Institute by offering their campuses, faculty, and infrastructure while also guiding the programming and curricula of the IC3 Institute. The IC3 Institute also serves as a think tank and thought leader on global higher education and career readiness through convenings of experts and timely research.
~ Increased student interest in data science, analytics, and humanities programs over the last couple of years since 2020 ~
Hyderabad, 26th August: The Annual International Career & College Counseling (IC3) Conference was held on 24 & 25 August 2022 at the Hyderabad International Convention Center. The event was arranged by the IC3 Movement, a global effort to establish career and college counseling in every school. This movement brings together school leaders, teachers/counselors, universities, educational organizations, government bodies, and industry to exchange ideas, collaborate and accelerate their initiatives to ably support every student to find purpose and direction through college and career counseling.
The conference hosted more than 1,250 participants (in-person and virtually) worldwide across high schools, counselors, universities, organizations, and senior leadership. The IC3 Movement also organized a Presidential Forum, which brought together presidents and senior educators of educational institutions and business, industry, and governmental leaders from around the world.
Renowned personalities such as Devdutt Pattanaik (Mythologist, Author, Illustrator), Anil Srinivasan (Pianist, Composer, Music Educator), and Aravinda de Silva (Former Sri Lankan Cricketer, Team Captain, 1996 Cricket World Cup Winner) graced the conference with an appearance.
The conference brought together higher education representatives for a collaborative dialogue on issues that drive sustainable and inclusive counseling practices focused on student success. The 2022 IC3 Institute Student Quest Survey Report was also released during the conference. The primary objective of this annual survey is to ensure that career and college counseling is data-driven, rooted in rigorous scientific research, addresses students’ critical needs, and adequately supports the stakeholders involved. More than 10,640 students, 1,110 counselors, and 111 universities from approximately 74 countries participated in the survey.
According to the report, the United States of America, the United Kingdom, and Canada continue to be the top 3 international study destinations.
"The survey findings indicate trends and patterns, which are essential for students, families, counselors, schools, universities, and governments to plan for the most suitable measures and interventions. These plans can then establish an ecosystem that ensures informed and judicious decision-making, supporting our youth for a purposeful and fulfilling life ahead,” said Amrita Ghulati, Director — Academics, IC3 Institute, U.S.
Report findings revealed an increased demand for data science, analytics, and humanities programs over the last couple of years. In addition, more than 51% of students either do not have counseling support at school or aren't aware of it, and 77% of the students agreed that financial budgeting information is essential in finalizing college choices.
For more findings of the report, please visit: ic3institute.org/
The International Career and College Counseling (IC3) Movement is a global effort to establish career and college counseling in every school. Our mission is for young people to get the support they need for purpose and direction in their lives. In collaboration with leaders across high schools, universities, educational organizations, and industry, IC3 aims to cultivate learning, networking, and professional development for the community through events and initiatives that sensitize, glamorize, and develop the career and college counseling profession.
The IC3 Institute is a mission-driven nonprofit that brings together high schools, colleges, universities, and industry to ensure early access to career and college counseling, paving the path for students' college readiness, workforce preparedness, and career success. The IC3 Institute's core programming with high schools is supported by a global network of subject matter and industry experts who volunteer their time as faculty members in the IC3 Institute, as well as world-class and innovative higher education institutions that support the IC3 Institute by offering their campuses, faculty, and infrastructure while also guiding the programming and curricula of the IC3 Institute. The IC3 Institute also serves as a think tank and thought leader on global higher education and career readiness through convenings of experts and timely research.
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