In connection with the ‘World Youth Skills Day’, Skill Enhancement Programme Cell, Al Shifa College of Arts and Science launched ‘ReVision, an Expert Views Series’ , on 15 July 21, at 8.30. Am via Gmeet. The official inauguration of the series was done by Dr. Thomas George, Director, Lead College of Management Palakkad with a session on ‘Reimagining Youth Skills in Management Post-Covid”.

The speaker started the session with a discussion on the term Adaptability Quotient through which he led the discussion on the emphasis of adaptability than intelligence and emotional quotient by entrepreneurs and business houses, in the contemporary scenario. The administrators focus more on adaptability skill while selecting a member for their firm. He expressed that present generation is more adaptable comparitively. Their willingness to change add on to their efficiency. He depicted the concept with some fruitful examples like the shift from offline to online classes during the pandemic period. He also pointed out the Keralites tend to be more adaptable when they migrate abroad. Then the speaker reminded students of their responsibility to follow and obey the institutional code of conduct to develop themselves as professionals.

Mr. Muhammed Noufal M, Head, Department of Economics, officially welcomed the gathering and Salukripa. K, from II Semester B Com Finance, introduced the speaker. Dr. P K Babu, Principal, ACAS addressed the gathering. He expressed his sincere happiness and gratitude to Dr. Thomas George for his willingness to inaugurate the series and handle the session and he announced that the Department of Commerce ACAS and Lead College of Management will jointly sign an MOU soon for skill enhancement and faculty exchange. These associations will help to build positive harmony and support among the institutions. The session was wound up at 9.30 am with an official vote of thanks by Dheena. K, II Semester BA Functional English. Saritha. K, Head, Department of English coordinated the programme.