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The 2000 Year Group of Past OLA Girls Association (POGA) has organised a career fair for OLA SHS students.
The fair was on the theme ‘empowering the next generation to make better career choices’.
The programme, which was divided into three sections; gave presentations on choosing a suitable career based on one’s identity, mentor-mentee relationship, voluntarism and networking.
See photos from the fair below:

































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