Career Counselling is given to students by the Placement Cell, Bank Exam Trainers and the respective Departments. The college has a fulltime Placement Officer who takes care of placement needs of the students. At the beginning of each academic year the Placement Cell offers an orientation to all students. An orientation program is conducted for all final year students so as to prepare them for the requirements of the corporate world. The Departments also arrange Career Guidance programme by experts to give awareness about the opportunities available in their field of study.
As per the University Regulations, Soft Skills was introduced in the year 2008 under the CBCS pattern as a mandatory course outside the core curriculum. Personality Enrichment, Life and Managerial Skills, French, German, Spoken English & English for Competitive Exams are offered at the UG & PG
To enable students to confidently face the aptitude test and technical round during their interview. The Department of Mathematics conducts a Certificate Course to give training in aptitude, quantitative aptitude, logical reasoning, data interpretation. Departments train their final year students with care-the Department of Computer Application provides training for final year students based on areas such as programming skills, technology, verbal ability, general knowledge etc.
The Competitive Exam Cell of C.T.T.E. College for Women has been instituted by our Managing Trustee & Correspondent Thiru. L. Palamalai I.A.S. (Retd.) to offer free training for TNPSC Group II & Group IV exams. The aim of the Competitive Exam Cell is to give relevant information regarding the various competitive exams in Banking | Public sector and to guide students towards progression either towards higher studies or job placements. The academic ambience and the availability of the knowledge resources in the college library enhance the training provided to the aspirants.
Remedial / PILL (Partnership in Learning and Language) are the supplementary teaching methods offered by the college for peer learning. The Departments choose the method best suited to the learning requirements of their students.
Bridge course is conducted for first year students soon after the Student Induction Programme. This is done to bridge the gap between school and college curriculum. The course is planned for a period of 6 days. The module is decentralized and is designed by the departments.
A major hurdle for the students is the English language. The college addresses this issue with the help of a language lab with 31 computers which have been enabled with Renet software which provides an interactive platform for improving study skills, soft skills, English grammar & English pronunciation. Each student is given the computer for 3-4 hours per month on a rotation basis for the first two years of all Under Graduate courses. This exposure to computers also helps students who do not have computers at home to become familiar with it.
The college felt it to be the need of the hour to include yoga in the extracurricular activities so that it would help the students to become physically and emotionally strong. Free Yoga classes are offered once a week to interested students by a qualified trainer both at the basic and advanced levels through certificate courses.
In order to take care of the psychological needs of the students, the college has a qualified Counsellor. Students who feel depressed & stressed by personal/family issues are free to approach the Counsellor.