About Student Welfare at GAHSC
At Globe Allied Healthcare Skill Council (GAHSC), we believe that student development goes beyond classroom education. A successful healthcare professional needs not only academic knowledge and technical skills but also proper guidance, practical exposure, career support, a safe learning environment, emotional well-being, and opportunities for personal and professional growth.
Our Student Welfare Programme is designed to support learners throughout their academic journey and help them become confident, skilled, responsible, and employable healthcare professionals.
We are committed to creating a supportive and inclusive academic environment where every student can learn, develop, participate, raise concerns, and prepare for a successful career in the healthcare sector.
1. Academic Guidance & Support
- Course and programme orientation
- Academic counselling
- Subject-related guidance
- Examination guidance
- Practical learning support
- Attendance and academic progress guidance
- Study planning
- Learning resources and digital resources
- Guidance regarding assignments and academic activities
- Support for academic-related queries
Students are encouraged to approach the concerned academic team or authorised study centre whenever they require academic assistance.
2. Career Guidance & Counselling
- Career opportunities in allied healthcare
- Different healthcare job roles
- Employment sectors
- Skill requirements for specific positions
- Internship opportunities
- Professional development pathways
- Higher education opportunities
- Interview preparation
- Resume/CV preparation
- Workplace communication and professional behaviour
Students are encouraged to understand their interests, skills and career objectives before choosing their professional pathway.
3. Internship & Practical Training Support
Healthcare education requires practical exposure along with theoretical knowledge.
Where applicable and subject to programme requirements and institutional arrangements, students may receive guidance regarding:
- Clinical/practical training
- Hospital exposure
- Laboratory exposure
- Healthcare facility-based learning
- Internship opportunities
- Practical skill development
- Workplace discipline
- Professional ethics
- Patient-care related professional conduct
The availability, duration and eligibility for internship or practical training may vary according to the programme, applicable academic requirements and institutional arrangements.
4. Placement & Employment Support
- Job opportunity updates
- Career counselling
- Resume/CV guidance
- Interview preparation
- Employer interaction
- Recruitment drives
- Industry interaction
- Job-related information
- Guidance on professional communication
- Employment-oriented skill development
Placement assistance does not mean a guaranteed job. Selection and employment depend on the eligibility, skills, performance and recruitment requirements of the respective employer.
Our website currently highlights placement support and maintains training/placement partner relationships as part of its student-focused ecosystem.
5. Earn While You Learn
Students may be guided towards suitable opportunities that can help them gain practical exposure while continuing their education.
The initiative may include:
- Skill-based opportunities
- Internship opportunities
- Part-time learning-related opportunities
- Practical exposure
- Industry interaction
- Career-oriented projects
- Professional skill development
Any such opportunity will be subject to eligibility, availability, institutional arrangements and applicable terms and conditions.
6. Scholarships & Financial Assistance
We understand that financial circumstances may sometimes create challenges for students pursuing education.
Where applicable, students may receive information and guidance regarding:
- Available scholarship opportunities
- Merit-based assistance
- Need-based assistance
- Government scholarship schemes
- Educational support schemes
- Fee-related guidance
- Financial assistance opportunities available through relevant authorities or institutions
Scholarship or financial assistance is subject to the eligibility criteria, documentation requirements and approval of the concerned authority/institution.
7. Student Health & Well-being
The health and well-being of our students are important aspects of a healthy learning environment.
Students are encouraged to maintain:
- Physical health
- Mental and emotional well-being
- Healthy study habits
- Proper work-life balance
- Safe and responsible behaviour
- Healthy communication
- Professional conduct
Where appropriate, students may be guided towards relevant health and wellness resources or professional support services.
Emergency medical situations should always be addressed by contacting appropriate emergency medical services or the nearest healthcare facility.
8. Anti-Ragging & Safe Learning Environment
Globe Allied Healthcare Skill Council is committed to maintaining a safe, respectful and dignified learning environment.
Ragging, bullying, harassment, intimidation, threats, discrimination or any form of inappropriate behaviour is not acceptable within the academic environment.
Students are encouraged to immediately report any such incident through the appropriate grievance/reporting mechanism.
Complaints will be handled according to applicable institutional policies and procedures.
9. Student Grievance Redressal
Every student has the right to raise a genuine academic, administrative or student-related concern.
Students may submit grievances relating to matters such as:
- Academic issues
- Examination-related matters
- Certification-related concerns
- Admission-related issues
- Study centre-related concerns
- Internship/practical training concerns
- Fee-related issues
- Behavioural concerns
- Harassment or discrimination
- Student services
- Administrative difficulties
- Other legitimate student concerns
10. Student Portal & Digital Services
Students can use the available digital facilities to access relevant academic and student services.
Depending on programme and system availability, digital services may include:
- Student login
- Academic information
- Examination-related information
- Notices and announcements
- Certification/enrollment verification
- Digital learning resources
- Online academic support
- Important student updates
The website currently provides a dedicated Student Login/Student Portal within its student-support structure.
11. Enrollment & Certification Verification
Students, institutions and other authorised stakeholders may verify relevant enrollment or certification information through the applicable verification facility.
Students are advised to ensure that:
- Their personal details are correct.
- Their enrollment information is accurate.
- Name, date of birth and other academic records are properly maintained.
- Any discrepancy is reported promptly.
For verification-related assistance, students should use the prescribed verification/support channel.
12. Examination Support
Students may receive guidance regarding examination-related academic processes, including:
- Examination notifications
- Examination schedules
- Examination forms
- Eligibility requirements
- Practical examinations
- Internal/academic requirements
- Examination preparation
- Result-related information
- Examination-related queries
Students should regularly check official notifications and remain in contact with their concerned academic/study centre for important examination updates.
13. Digital Library & Learning Resources
Access to appropriate learning resources is an important part of academic development.
Students may be encouraged to use:
- Digital learning materials
- Academic reference resources
- E-books
- Journals and publications
- Educational videos
- Online learning resources
- Subject-related reference materials
The GAHSC website also provides a Digital Library link as part of its student resources.
14. Student Counselling & Personal Guidance
Students may sometimes require guidance beyond academics.
Our student-support approach encourages students to seek appropriate guidance regarding:
- Academic difficulties
- Career decisions
- Course progression
- Professional development
- Internship concerns
- Workplace preparation
- Communication skills
- Personal challenges affecting academic progress
Students are encouraged to communicate their concerns at an early stage rather than allowing difficulties to affect their academic journey.
15. Equal Opportunity & Inclusive Education
We believe that every learner should have a fair opportunity to pursue education and develop professional skills.
We promote an environment based on:
- Respect
- Equality
- Dignity
- Inclusion
- Non-discrimination
- Professional behaviour
- Academic integrity
Students are expected to respect the rights, dignity and diversity of fellow students, faculty members, staff and healthcare professionals.
16. Student Safety & Professional Ethics
Healthcare professionals work in environments where responsibility, confidentiality, discipline and ethical conduct are extremely important.
Students are therefore encouraged to develop:
- Professional discipline
- Punctuality
- Appropriate communication
- Respectful behaviour
- Patient dignity
- Confidentiality awareness
- Workplace safety awareness
- Teamwork
- Responsibility
- Ethical professional conduct
These qualities are important for building a successful career in the healthcare sector.
17. Student Feedback
Student feedback helps us understand the learning experience and identify areas requiring improvement.
Students may provide feedback regarding:
- Teaching and academic support
- Practical training
- Study centre facilities
- Student services
- Digital services
- Examination support
- Internship experience
- Placement support
- Administrative services
Students are encouraged to provide constructive and factual feedback so that appropriate improvements can be considered.
18. Student Responsibilities
Student welfare is a shared responsibility.
Every student is expected to:
- Attend classes and practical sessions regularly.
- Maintain required attendance.
- Follow academic instructions.
- Complete assignments and academic activities on time.
- Follow examination rules.
- Maintain discipline.
- Respect faculty, staff and fellow students.
- Follow safety guidelines.
- Protect institutional property.
- Maintain professional behaviour.
- Provide accurate information and documents.
- Keep their contact information updated.
- Regularly check official notices and communications.
- Report genuine concerns through the appropriate channels.
19. Important Student Communication
Students should regularly check the official communication channels of Globe Allied Healthcare Skill Council for:
- Admission updates
- Academic notices
- Class schedules
- Examination notifications
- Fee-related notices
- Internship information
- Placement opportunities
- Important announcements
- Student welfare updates
- Policy updates
Students should not rely solely on unofficial social media messages or information circulated by third parties.
20. Student Support: Our Commitment
At Globe Allied Healthcare Skill Council, student welfare is an integral part of our educational approach.
- Learn → Practise → Develop Skills → Receive Guidance → Build Confidence → Prepare for Careers
We remain committed to supporting our students throughout their educational journey through academic guidance, career support, practical exposure, student services and a safe and respectful learning environment.
How to Raise a Grievance
- Clearly describe the issue.
- Provide relevant details such as student/enrollment number, programme, study centre and supporting documents, where applicable.
- Submit the grievance through the prescribed grievance mechanism.
- Keep the acknowledgement/reference number for future communication.
- Allow reasonable time for review and response.
Students are encouraged to provide accurate information and supporting evidence while submitting a grievance.
Need Help? Contact Student Support
If you are a student and need assistance regarding your academic programme, examination, internship, placement, certification, student portal, grievance or any other student-related matter, please contact the appropriate department or authorised study centre.
Student Support
Globe Allied Healthcare Skill Council
Ground Floor, Right Side Block, 4 No. Debinibas Road, Motijheel, Telipukur, Dumdum, Kolkata – 700074, West Bengal, India
Phone: +91 9432 719 713
Email: globechealth@gmail.com
Student Portal: Available through the official website.
