WHY JOIN THIS WEBINAR

Globalization and technology have exponentially increased the competition and uncertainty in the labor market. Technology has introduced further changes to family life, modifying the way family members interact. In the digital era, parents can seek and exchange support and information more easily than ever. Millennial parents seem to prefer to consult the Internet and social media before seeing a professional offline or asking family members or neighbors. 

And the entire world has witnessed an era of intense transformation in all areas, like education, global trade, economy, technology or society. Recently, the covid-19 pandemic is also throwing up challenges for an individual to cope with its impacts. Naturally, for such times, a different skill–set is required not only for students but also for a parent too.  Which will enable both of them to cope-up and succeed in facing the challenges in real-life, leading to their holistic progress. So that they can contribute to the progress and development of their society, nation and world. 

Many parents turn to the Internet or parenting books and may get lost and confused by the sheer endless number of parenting approaches advocated for and warned against, from holistic and attachment parenting to hothousing and buddy parenting. Taking a look at the sphere of available information reveals a confusing range of advertised parenting approaches with little or no evidence, on the one hand, and approaches that are well-established and researched, on the other hand. And you know what, most of the students wish for the betterment in smartness of their parents. With all the technological advancement, today’s generation of parents can upgrade their parenting styles. 

So parents have to be equipped with a certain level of skill-sets that will make some smart decisions. And ultimately can guide their children too. So, this webinar focuses on discussing certain skill-sets in depth, to make you one step ahead of your current parenting capacity. Become smart and be the parent your child wishes for.