Manama: Success stories of hardworking individuals always serve as an inspiration, and Gulf Madhyamam is offering an opportunity to hear directly from students who have excelled in academics and extracurricular activities. As part of the Gulf Madhyamam Edu Cafe, a two-day event designed to guide students and parents in choosing the right career paths, courses, and universities, the Topper’s Talk will be held on December 6 and 7 at the Indian Club in Bahrain.
This event will feature students who have achieved exceptional success sharing their experiences and insights into their journey. Among those participating are Vani Sharma from New Indian School Bahrain, Alfiya Rejan Varghese of the same institution, Darwin Manoj Amarnath from Bahrain Indian School, Enaya Abdul Aziz Faroqui and Arshan Saleem from Al Noor School, and Maryam Sayyid Mohammed from Ibn Al Hytham Islamic School. Also joining them are Aradhya Kanodathil from Indian School Bahrain, Smrithi Maneesh and Senal Ravindu De Silva from Sacred Heart School, Ramona Roy from New Millennium School, Aadhya Sreejay from Indian School Bahrain, Ishan Kedar Pandey from Bahrain Indian School, Mercy Shyla Jabanayagam from New Millennium School and Ayisha Abidi from Ibn Al Hytham Islamic School.
Edu Cafe will also serve as a platform to provide information about university courses from Bahrain, the GCC, and international institutions. Visitors can explore exhibitions by top educational and career organizations and gain valuable insights through motivational classes, exam preparation tips, aptitude tests, and career counseling sessions. The event will also include guidance on career opportunities and a job fair to connect participants with potential employers.
Edu Cafe will be open on Friday from 2 PM to 8 PM and on Saturday from 10 AM to 6 PM. Participants can register for free through the official website, www.myeducafe.com, or by scanning the QR code available on the site.