On April 30, 2024, Quataparen Junior Secondary School hosted a career day at its premises, aiming to enlighten students about various career paths. The organizing committee drafted an invitation letter urging government officials, including representatives from the Office of Public Solicitors and Public Prosecution, to attend and share insights with the students.
Image 1.1: Government Official attended Quataparen Junior Secondary School Career talk day.
Despite initial constraints due to the Supreme Court session at Isangel Courthouse, Mr. Regi Melsul Temankill and Mrs. Florence Sewen, representing the Public Solicitors Office and Office of Public Prosecution respectively, demonstrated commendable commitment by rearranging their schedules. Arriving at Quataparen School around 12:15 PM, they were warmly welcomed, and the proceedings commenced post a brief lunch.
The presentation unfolded with Mr. Temankill introducing the session, followed by a structured discourse divided into two segments. Mrs. Sewen elaborated on the educational journey to become a lawyer, while Mr. Temankill elucidated the fundamental duties inherent to the legal profession. Engaging questions from both students and teachers ensued, and the lawyers adeptly addressed each query, fostering a conducive learning environment.
Image 1.2: Students attending the career talk.
Post the enlightening session, participants reconvened at the church, where the organizing committee expressed gratitude to all government officials for their invaluable contribution. The event culminated with a sense of accomplishment and enriched understanding among the attendees.
In conclusion, the career day at Quataparen Junior Secondary School served as a platform for students to gain firsthand insights into the legal profession. The dedication exhibited by Mr. Temankill and Mrs. Sewen, despite logistical challenges, underscored the significance of such initiatives in nurturing the aspirations of young minds. Moving forward, endeavors to organize similar events should be encouraged to empower students in making informed career choices.