Early Impact of Soft Skills and Emotional Intelligence

Academic success alone does not equip students for the realities of the real world.

- POONAM

In addition to knowledge and technical expertise, skills such as communication, adaptability, and emotional intelligence are essential for personal and professional development. When developed at a young age, these skills create confident, all-rounder individuals who can overcome obstacles with resilience and empathy. The school is at the centre of it all, moulding young minds to learn not just how to study, but how to navigate the intricacies of life.

From school to the workplace, soft skills form the foundation of a child's growth. Early exposure to skills like collaboration, critical thinking, and problem-solving equips students with the ability to excel academically while preparing them for future careers. At the same time, strong interpersonal skills enable children to form genuine relationships with others, including their peers, teachers, and relatives. Children who can communicate effectively and empathise with others help create a more diverse and nurturing learning environment.