Lead C1 Phase 3- Career vision 2021

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Lead C1 is a project undertaken by Leo Club of University of Colombo on behalf of the Leo District 306 C1 under the project category of Youth Empowerment with the objectives of empowering the young generation through the development of leadership and communication skills, creativity, and various other skills. The project was chaired by Leo Semini Gunasekara and was executed under three phases aiming at different categories of the youth.

As the third phase of the project Lead C1, a webinar was conducted on career guidance and Employability skills on 10th April 2021 from 10.00 a.m. to 11.30 a.m. in collaboration with “Career Me”, the Student Career Counselling Office, for young Leos and Non-Leos who have entered or who are soon going to enter the corporate world. Key note speaker of the webinar was Ms. Anjana Kulasekara, CEO and founder of Careerme Institute.

In this webinar, the participants were provided with proper guidance and assistance to figure out the right career path and to move up in the career ladder. Moreover, the participants got the opportunity to have one-on-one counseling as an additional benefit of this program.  

The project Lead C1 was successfully concluded with the immense support and contribution of the committee members and the club members.


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