Can a BCA Graduate Thrive as a Soft Skills Trainer? Exploring Career Paths and Options

I am a BCA graduate and I want to make my career as a soft skills trainer. I am very confused about my future because I dislike the field of software development and have my heart set on the management domain, mainly soft skills and teaching. I realized this passion for the management field after I started with my BCA. I have worked for 6 months as an educational counselor and have also had the chance to work in the HR field for a short period. I want to know if I can become a soft skills trainer. Will it give me a good career? If not, what are my other options?

Please help.

Thank you & Regards,
Drushya.s

I would like you to take this assessment and see for yourself. I did my course in Electrical Engineering but later opted to become a trainer. Yes, I did some specialized courses in training and psychology, but deep down, I was sure of what I wanted to do. I was confident in my communication skills. Training is an art as well as a science. You can certainly learn and hone your skills, but only you can make this decision.

Yes, a career as a trainer is definitely good, but I don't know your definition of good. To me, training is something that I really love and enjoy doing. It is an expression of my personality and creativity. Do something you are really passionate about. Search within yourself to see if you would like to become a trainer. Attend a TTT program and see if you can conduct some training for someone you know. Check it out for yourself. Only you would be able to find the answers to the questions you have asked.

You may call me or write to me in case you have any queries.

Regards