Department of English: Lead College Workshop on "English & Soft Skills"

Department of English

Thursday, 15th February 2024

The Department of English at Lal Bahadur Shastri College of Arts, Science & Commerce organized a Lead College Workshop focusing on "English & Soft Skills." The program aimed to enhance the language proficiency and soft skills of students, aligning with the holistic development goals of the institution.

The program commenced with the ceremonial lighting of the lamp by all dignitaries, symbolizing the pursuit of knowledge and enlightenment. Dr. P. P. Lohar, the coordinator of the workshop, welcomed the participants and provided an overview of the program's objectives, emphasizing the importance of English proficiency and soft skills in today's competitive world. Dr. P. P. Lohar introduced the esteemed resource person, Mr. Rajendra Tambile, highlighting his expertise in English language teaching and soft skills development.

Mr. Rajendra Tambile conducted an interactive and engaging workshop, covering various aspects of English language enhancement and soft skills development. The session included practical exercises, group discussions, and real-world scenarios to equip participants with practical skills.

Dr. P. C. Chikmath, presiding over the event, delivered a motivating presidential speech. He underscored the importance of continuously developing English language proficiency and soft skills to enhance students' employability and overall success in their chosen fields.

Mr. S. A. Kamble expressed gratitude to all participants, the Department of English, Mr. Rajendra Tambile, and Dr. P. C. Chikmath for their valuable contributions to the success of the workshop. He encouraged participants to apply the skills acquired in their academic and professional journeys.

The workshop saw active participation from 94 students, teaching, and non-teaching staff, showcasing the widespread interest in enhancing language proficiency and soft skills.

The Lead College Workshop on "English & Soft Skills" proved to be a valuable initiative, providing participants with practical tools for personal and professional development. The Department of English, along with the support of Dr. P. C. Chikmath and Mr. Rajendra Tambile, successfully created a conducive learning environment for skill enhancement. Heartfelt thanks were extended to all attendees, organizers, and the resource person for their significant contributions to the success of this insightful and skill-oriented workshop.