EQ for Students
Promoting Student Success
In today's dynamic world, academic achievements aren't the sole differentiator. Emotional Intelligence (EQ) is crucial for navigating hurdles, fostering connections, and excelling. Sadly, many families prioritize grades and technical skills, often overlooking essential traits like self-awareness, empathy, and stress management.
Transitioning to college involves managing social and emotional demands. Students lacking independence and stress coping skills might struggle away from home. Conversely, freshmen who cultivate relationships and embrace challenges tend to thrive.The EQ-i is instrumental in pinpointing vital skills for college readiness: building social networks, adapting academically, and staying motivated toward personal and career aspirations.
Transitioning to college involves managing social and emotional demands. Students lacking independence and stress coping skills might struggle away from home. Conversely, freshmen who cultivate relationships and embrace challenges tend to thrive.The EQ-i is instrumental in pinpointing vital skills for college readiness: building social networks, adapting academically, and staying motivated toward personal and career aspirations.
Our program equips young minds with the skills they need to:
- Master their emotions and boost resilience
- Develop empathy and build strong, lasting connections
- Communicate effectively and resolve conflict constructively
- Think critically and problem-solve with confidence
- Navigate academic pressure and thrive in higher education
EMOTIONAL QUOTIENT INVENTORY (EQ-i®)
The test provides an overall assessment of Emotional Intelligence, which is helpful in determining if an individual is likely to encounter problems at college. Results of the test are provided in automatically generated reports that highlight areas of high and low functioning. The assessment examines EI in the following 15 areas that have proven to be predictors of student success:
- Self-Regard
- Emotional Self-Awareness
- Assertiveness
- Independence
- Self-Actualization
- Empathy
- Social Responsibility
- Interpersonal Relationships
- Stress Tolerance
- Impulse Control
- Reality Testing
- Flexibility
- Problem Solving
- Optimism
- Happines
EQ training for students unlock success !
Enroll now and excel in academics and beyond.
"Emotional intelligence begins to develop in the earliest years. All the small exchanges children have with their parents, teachers, and with each other carry emotional messages."
- Daniel Goleman