Universidad Autónoma de Chile brings university life closer to our Senior Students (IV° Medio)

Jul 27
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With the purpose of continuing to guide our students in building their life projects, on Monday, July 13, during Orientation class, our 12th-grade students (IV° Medio) participated in a valuable vocational talk delivered by professionals from the Universidad Autónoma de Chile (Talca campus), titled "How to Face the PAES and the Path to University Life."

The session became a space for reflection and learning, where students learned strategies to better prepare for the Higher Education Access Test (PAES), while receiving practical guidance to approach the transition to university education with confidence and responsibility.

Beyond academic preparation, the activity addressed fundamental aspects for the personal development of these young adults, promoting skills such as organization, autonomy, decision-making, and managing the challenges typical of this new stage. In this way, the talk contributed to strengthening a comprehensive perspective on high school graduation and higher education continuity.

These types of initiatives are part of the vocational guidance plan promoted by our Colegio Bicentenario de Excelencia San Alberto Hurtado, which seeks to connect students with various higher education institutions and provide them with tools to make informed decisions regarding their academic and professional futures.

We thank the Universidad Autónoma de Chile, Talca campus, for their willingness and commitment to our students' development, creating opportunities that enrich their preparation and broaden their horizons for the challenges ahead.

As an Albertian community, we reaffirm our commitment to ongoing vocational guidance, convinced that accompanying our students in defining their life projects is an essential part of a comprehensive education, inspired by the values of responsibility, excellence, and service that define us.