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COURSES AFTER 12th GRADE

10 offbeat courses after 12th standard


Here you are, at the crossroads. You have finished your 10+2, and are on a hunt for the course that best suits your taste and chances in the future. A good number of students choose Engineer, Medicine, Management or IT after their PUC. But there are other offbeat, yet interesting, courses too. Here is a collection of 10 of them. Check them out.

BACHELOR OF SOCIAL WORK

Course details

A degree in social work equips you to serve your country better. With issues related to women, environment, man-made and natural disasters, human rights, mental heath, HIV/AIDS and so on on the rise, opportunities for employment and career growth in social work are expected to increase in non-governmental and governmental sectors. Professionally trained social workers are required more than ever.

What you will learn (subject to syllabus)



Social Work Intervention with individuals and groups

Social Work Intervention with Communities and Institutions

Family Life Education

Substance Abuse and Counselling

Introduction to HIV/AIDS

Human Behavior in the Social Environment

Eligibility

Any 10+2

Career prospects

NGOs

Public agencies

Private businesses

Hospitals

Schools

Police departments

Courts



BACHELOR OF RURAL STUDIES

Course Detail

"The soul of India lives in its villages," said Mahatma Gandhi. If you believe that you belong more to rural India than the urban India, this is a course for you. It instills skills in three key areas: society and personal development, agriculture and environmental management, and business management. It aims to prepare graduates to play multiple roles in the development of a rural and regional community.

What you will learn (subject to syllabus)

Agronomy

Animal Husbandiary and Dairy science

Horticulture and Forestry

Farm Management & Planning

Plant Breeding

Agricultural Chemistry

Clothing and textile

Diet therapy

Child development

Food microbiology

Principles of economics

Eligibility

A 10+2 in Science

Career prospects

Thought a post-graduation will better equip you for a job, a BCD can work for the following:

Private sector organizations that deal with rural issues

Public service organizations for local agriculturalists

Non-profit organisations

Government agencies

Rural development



BACHELOR OF HOSPITALITY SCIENCE

Course Detail

Here is a chance to play host to the whole world. The hospitality sector includes everything from hotels, restaurants, and resorts to the local convention center. The course is designed to make you play the perfect host, equip you to be the best intra-organizational manager, understand industry trends through research, and run a business of your own by critical thinking and problem solving.

What you will learn (subject to syllabus)

Hotel and lodging management

Food and beverage management

Event planning

Recreation planning

Industry ethics

Entrepreneurship development

Human resource development

Eligibility

Any 10+2

Career prospects

Travel/tour Agents

Managers of Food Service Establishments

Hotel/Lodging Managers

Caterers



BACHELOR OF DRAMATICS

Course Detail

'All the world's a stage, and all the men and women merely players.' If you love playing a big part of your life onstage, pick up dramatics. The course will hone your acting skills and tap your talent by emphasizing on emotional flexibility, improved perspective and other subtle nuances of stage acting.

What you will learn (subject to syllabus)

Playwriting

Singing, accents, dialect and phonetics

Mime, stage combat, yoga, dance and acrobatics

Improvisation and Audition Technique



History of theatre, art, music and dance

Eligibility

Any 10+2

Career prospects

Playwright

Performing arts

Education

PR, media and business



BACHELOR OF TEXTILE DESIGN

Course Detail

The textile degree is not just about attire design. It applies also in interior, automotive and licensing design industries. It encourages exploration in design and creativity, as well as developing technical and sustainability knowledge and digital media skills for translating textile concepts into marketable products.

What you will learn (subject to syllabus)



Hands-on printing, weaving and machine knitting

Fashion illustration, trend forecasting

Creating original design

Identify marketing opportunities

Planning development strategies

Eligibility

Any 10+2

Career prospects

Designer





BACHELOR OF YOGIC SCIENCE

Course Detail

How serene are you inside? Explore the strength of your inner self with a degree in Yogic Science. It equips you to teach Yoga in schools at primary and high school levels, and to the general public to promote positive living. Branches like Yoga & Management help create new changes in business and corporate lives.

What you will learn (subject to syllabus)

Yoga and its Streams

Yoga for Personality

Training in Organizing Workshops/Conferences

Yogásanas & Kriyás

Applications of Yoga

Teaching Methodology

Eligibility

Any 10+2

Career prospects

Yoga instructor

Yoga therapist



BACHELOR OF ELECTRONIC COMMERCE

Course Detail

This course is different from your normal IT course, even though it is very much linked to Information technology. It teaches you to plan, manage, supervise and market electronic business operations, products and services provided online. Graduates will also acquire a keen understanding of the methods and strategies used by businesses in today's marketplace as they implement technology to meet their goals.

What you will learn (subject to syllabus)

Mobile computing and commerce

Enterprise resource planning

Business administration

Information resources management

Computer and Internet law and policy

Computer privacy and security

E-trading

Electronic marketing

Product and service networking

Basics of Macromeda Dreamweaver, Hotmetal Pro, Fusion, Corel Draw, Fireworks, Gif Animator and Macromedia Flash

Eligibility

10+2 in Science

Career prospects

Web site design and developer

Content developer

Web programming and application developer

Database administrator



BACHELOR OF TOURISM AND TRAVEL

Course Detail

The desire to explore the unknown and the unseen has been the driving force of tourism. Be a part of it and help explore. The booming industry of travel and tourism opens up new vistas every day.

What you will learn (subject to syllabus)

Principles of tourism management

Introduction to Heritage Management

Special Interest Tourism

Tourism Geography

Tourist Market

Behavioural Science

Foreign Languages

Air Travel and Transport

Sustainable Tourism

Environment and Ecology of Tourism

Communication Skills

Eligibility

Any 10+2

Career prospect

Travel agencies

Tour operators

Airlines

Hotels

Transport and cargo companies



BACHELOR OF JOURNALISM

Course detail

This course is for all those who have a nose for news. And options galore, from print, radio, tv to Web

. Though journalism education sector is in its nascent stage

, there are institutes and universities all over India that offer variety of courses. These courses equip you meet the challenges in today's fast-paced life of information.

What you will learn (subject to syllabus)

Writing and Editing for different media

Page layout/design

Media ethics and history

Sources of Information

Listening, Note-taking and interviewing Skills

Techniques of using sound to enhance impact, integrating sound and script

TV Production, Techniques and Methods

Eligibility

Any 10+2

Career prospects

In newspapers

Periodicals and magazines

Central information service

Press information bureau

Websites

Radio and TV channels



BACHELOR OF SOCIAL WORK

Course details

A degree in social work equips you to serve your country better. With issues related to women, environment, man-made and natural disasters, human rights, mental heath, HIV/AIDS and so on on the rise, opportunities for employment and career growth in social work are expected to increase in non-governmental and governmental sectors. Professionally trained social workers are required more than ever.

What you will learn (subject to syllabus)



Social Work Intervention with individuals and groups

Social Work Intervention with Communities and Institutions

Family Life Education

Substance Abuse and Counselling

Introduction to HIV/AIDS

Human Behavior in the Social Environment

Eligibility

Any 10+2

Career prospects

NGOs

Public agencies

Private businesses

Hospitals

Schools

Police departments

Courts



BACHELOR OF ELEMENTARY EDUCATION

Course details



The importance of imparting proper elementary education is obvious from the government's decision to introduce the Right of Children to Free and Compulsory Education Act. The Bachelor of Elementary Education programme will basically equip you understand children and teach them better. The four-year professional programme is designed to integrate the study of subject knowledge, human development, pedagogical knowledge and communication skills.

What you will learn (subject to syllabus)

Child Development

Nature of Language

Core Natural Sciences

Core Social Sciences

Cognition and Learning

Language Acquisition

Human Relations & Communications

Basic Concepts in Education

School Planning & Management

Logico-Mathematics Education

Pedagogy of Environmental Studies

Curriculum Studies; Gender & Schooling

Eligibility

Any 10+2

Career prospects

Teaching

Education departments

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