Karachi, Karachi Grammar School’s Middle Section recently hosted a talk by Ms. Tanya Mirza, a distinguished alumna from the Class of 1994, who is now a seasoned educator with over 20 years of experience. Mirza, currently leading O Levels and Student Wellbeing at a school in Karachi, shared her insights on subject selection, goal setting, and the importance of resilience in professional growth.

According to Karachi Grammar School, Mirza, who holds a Bachelor’s degree in Communication Studies, addressed the students on a range of topics vital for their academic and personal development. She emphasized the importance of choosing subjects based on individual strengths, setting realistic goals, and focusing on skill development rather than solely on marks.

Mirza also spoke about the significance of considering ideal colleges and career paths while being open to life’s unpredictable turns. She stressed the need for resilience in adapting to different professional paths, using acquired skills to excel in any chosen field.

Her talk was aimed at guiding students through the complexities of academic choices and career planning, equipping them with the mindset to navigate their future endeavors successfully.