Self Skills Archives ⋆ The Teenager Today

Girl studying for exams with open books in front of her

Keep calm and carry on with your exams!

3rd March 201731st October 2020 Shivani Manchanda exams

The problem is that no matter how well you have prepared during the year the onset of exams will definitely bring out those butterflies to some extent or the other.

Young woman making a presentation to an audience

Self Skills

High Impact Presentation Skills

8th February 201731st October 2020 Shivani Manchanda communication, presentation skills

Communicating your big ideas to a large audience is becoming de rigueur and all of us need to ensure that we develop a good style of presentation.

Man trying to open the door to a better world

Self Skills

Future Proof Your Career

21st December 201631st October 2020 Shivani Manchanda change, resolutions

But how can your personal ease of adapting to change impact your career you might wonder. The metamorphosis of one thing in the world has a domino effect on every life and every career.

Team of young professionals discussing project on whiteboard

Self Skills

Passion to evolve

24th November 201631st October 2020 Shivani Manchanda career planning, passion

In today’s workplace it is possible to integrate the logical bill-paying career with passion such that that we find joy in what we do and feel a sense of contentment.

Boy standing on rocks in sea looking at sunset

Self Skills

Unleash the original thinker within

27th October 201631st October 2020 Shivani Manchanda creativity, innovation, originality

As the rapid growth of technology creates new problems the requirement in the workplace is for professionals who bring fresh perspective to problems.

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Always a delight to receive a new issue

It is always a delight to receive a new issue of The Teenager Today every month. Our students find it an enriching and an enlightening experience to read this magazine. The Teenager Today resonates with the vision of our institution and it goes a long way in making education holistic for the youth of our nation.

Mrs Veena Almeida (Headmistress)

St Lawrence High School, Borivali (W), Mumbai

Covers every possible topic in the lives of teens

The Teenager Today is very valuable for us young people. I enjoy reading it as it’s such a healthy and wholesome youth magazine. It is the one magazine that covers every possible topic in the lives of us teenagers. It has increased my general knowledge, improved my command over English and has become a moral guide for me. The education and career advice received from Dr Vibha Gupta in Career Talk helps us choose the right career.

Rishi (14)

Bangalore

‘Addicted’ to this wonderful magazine

I first came across The Teenager Today at my friend’s place and ever since I have been ‘addicted’ to this wonderful magazine. I appreciate the heart-touching quotations in Soul Strings, the advice in Dear Youth Counsellor, the hilarious jokes in Funny Bone and the current issues faced by youth in the various features and articles. The Teenager Today is doing a wonderful service in the lives of us youth.

Shivani (17)

Mumbai

Shares knowledge with youth in a tasteful way

I love every issue of The Teenager Today! It is that one magazine that shares knowledge with the youth in a tasteful way. I am forever grateful to the magazine for enhancing my reading habits. It has changed my way of thinking, imparted knowledge and motivation and fuelled my creativity. Thank you, Team@TTT, for giving us such a wonderful magazine.

Ayesha (16)

Allahabad

Reading this magazine gives me immense joy

I really like The Teenager Today and I haven’t missed a single issue since I first subscribed for it over a year ago. Reading this magazine gives me immense joy. The articles are very interesting and informative, and I especially like to read Teen Space, Sci-Tech and Wired.

Anand (15)

Solan, Himachal Pradesh

Each issue enlightens my mind and heart

I enjoy reading all the articles in The Teenager Today and repeatedly read those that I like over and over again, e.g., Weird & Wonderful, D.Y.K., Students Corner, Readers Blog, Bob’s Banter. I am always eager to read this mag; each issue enlightens my mind and heart. I like the new column Teens Can Cook! by Fifie Mendonca with its simple, yummy recipes. My classmates and I always discuss which recipe to try out of all those published. Cheers to the best magazine for youth!

Priya (14)

Jaipur