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The Akshara Post-Secondary Career Guidance Session raised funds for the Letterkenny Autism Family Support Group.
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The event was organised by Mr Anil Ambat and took place at the Regional Cultural Centre, Letterkenny. The session was led by Úna Collier, Senior Career Guidance Coach, who provided valuable insights on post-secondary pathways.
There was informative presentations from Study Well Group, Wexford, and Medlink, focusing on admission opportunities to European universities.
There was a student experience sharing session, where students from various disciplines shared their educational journeys. Participants included: Annmary Anil – Dentistry; Shyam Shaji – Medicine; Alwyn Jimmy – Law; Naimh King – Business; Naimh Bonner – Dietetics; Aoibhinn Nash – Biomedical Science; and Susan Oommen – Bachelor of Commerce.
The Autism Family Support Group, Letterkenny, expressed sincere gratitude to all participants, sponsors, and attendees for their generous contributions and encouragement.
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