Tamil Nadu HSE Second Year Employability Skills study materials
Tamil Nadu HSE Second Year Employability Skills study resources

Tamil Nadu HSE Second Year Employability Skills case studies

Tamil Nadu HSE Second Year Employability Skills · Put your knowledge to work in context.

Employability Skills is the generic work-readiness component of the Tamil Nadu Higher Secondary Second Year (Class XII) curriculum. It runs alongside the subject-specific skill paper and is built for students in vocational and skill-stream courses, though the competencies it teaches - listening well, managing your own time and stress, building a spreadsheet, spotting an opportunity, using resources efficiently - matter to every school-leaver who will soon face an interview, a workplace or a small business of their own. The Tamil Nadu HSE Second Year Employability Skills case studies are 5 cases and about 3,072 words.

1

The Voice Note That Cost the Team Its Charts

Five Class XII students - Aarthi, Bala, Divya, Ezhil and Farhan - have a five-minute slot at the district science exhibition in two days. Their topic is household water recycling.

594 words, about 3 min
2

Eighteen Days, Two Units, and Two and a Half Hours of Short Videos

Kavin is a Class XII student in Coimbatore with 18 days left before his board exams. He scored 40 out of 90 in the last Accountancy test and has finished only 2 of 12 units.

644 words, about 3 min
3

The Circular Reference and the Scholarship Email

Priya is the treasurer of her school's Eco Club in Tiruchirappalli. She records the club's monthly expenses in a spreadsheet called eco expenses.xlsm, which the previous treasurer saved on the shared Desktop of the computer lab.

607 words, about 3 min
4

Two Hundred Samosas and a Rainy Sports Day

A group of six Class XII students runs a snack stall during their school's annual sports day in Salem. They prepare 200 samosas at an ingredient cost of ₹8 each.

621 words, about 3 min
5

The ₹1,500 Waste Audit

Over one month the 40-member Eco Club of a government school in Madurai audits everything the school throws away: 12 kg of paper, 19 kg of plastic water bottles (roughly 950 bottles), 30 kg of food waste from the canteen, and 3 kg of broken chargers and bulbs. The school burns the whole pile behind the playground every Friday.

606 words, about 3 min