Soft skills are the personal character traits or qualities each of us has. They make up who we are, generally encompassing our attitudes, habits and how we interact with other people. They are much less tangible than hard or technical skills. You can, however, acquire them through educational, work and life experiences but it will take a concerted effort on your part. Let's say for example, you are terrible at managing your time but find yourself enrolled in a class that requires you to complete numerous projects. If you want to do well you will have to improve your time management skills in order to meet your deadlines. You can learn how to better manage your time by seeking advice from faculty and fellow students or reading helpful articles. There are various modules designed keeping in mind the demands of employers.

Topics covered
    •  Communication Skills
    •  Interpersonal Skills
    •  Problem Solving and Critical Thinking Skills
    •  Active Listening Skills
    •  Active Learning Skills
    •  Time Management Skills
    •  Team Player
    •  Professionalism
    •  Reading Comprehension Skills
    •  Flexibility and Adaptability