Hello and welcome to Saarthi Samil Career Counselling!👋

Saarthi Samil is a one-stop solution for Career Counselling.
As a Career Counsellor, I believe the relationship between counsellor and pupil is a journey from confusion to clarity. The Counselling process at Saarthi Samil includes an overall overview which includes 5 Dimensional highly accurate Psychometric career assessment – DMIT – Astrological aspect.
Every individual is unique and we must discover what is our interests – passion – personality and above all what we love doing. Our Career Counselling helps you decide – What to Do, Why to Do and How to Do it!

At Saarthi Samil, you discover your objective towards :

Dharma is your natural inclination, what you are naturally good at. It might be spiritual or your day-to-day routine, which we can denote as the work we do.
Artha is the means to earn money. Skill is of no use if it doesn’t help you earn money. If your career pays you well, you are on your way to achieving life goals and hence an important Purushartha.
Kaam is your desire – passion which reflects in your action or your work.
Moksha is indeed liberation which is achieved through your action and your deeds.
Choosing the Right Career, helps you to achieve all four.

Why is Career Counselling important?

Every parent wants their child to be successful and happy in life. And we need to understand this shall not be achieved by forcing them into a career which does not interest them. With changing times and increased competition, the only way is to allow your child to pursue careers of their interest, personality and passion. There are numerous options in today’s time, not just the standard options of being a Doctor, Engineer, MBA etc.
The simplest solution to this is career counselling.
Your child has immense potential which is yet to be discovered and explored. It has helped many young minds grow and make informed career decisions. Career Guidance provides information about possible career options. Counsellor evaluates and understands a student’s personality, interests, abilities and skills.

Statistics:

According to statistics, 44% of youth say that career counselling is important for them but only 1 out of 10 students receive career guidance in India.
What do you think could be the reason for this?
The answers have always been the same – decreased awareness, parental and peer influence. General confusion among Indian families as career counselling seems like an unknown option still. Even today, India still needs 1.4 million career counsellors to achieve the standard ratio of 250:1 (students: counsellors).

When is the right time to take Career Counselling and who can take career counselling?

With the help of DMIT and the astrological aspect one can understand the Multiple intelligence at an early age of 7.
Between the age of 13 – 17 years, which is grade 8th to 12th, is a recommended age to go through the process of 5 Dimensional Psychometric career assessment and further counsel. At this time, many changes take place in their lives, both mental and physical, such as transitioning from school to college, and trying to “fit in” with peers. This is one of the most crucial times in the lives of a student and it is also the time when career decisions are made. This is why they need someone to guide them in the right direction at this time.
Students in college, who are still confused about what they want to do can also go through the process of career counselling.
And as they say, it’s never too late, For Working professionals who want to switch their field career counselling indeed is a means to have guidance and indication.

Career counselling helps in the following manner: