Every year, our School organizes seminars to provide Athens College and Psychico College high school students with information regarding professions and universities. Well-known professionals and university professors give presentations / lectures to students about the disciplines they serve.

Due to the special circumstances prevailing this year, the lectures / presentations were conducted online. Students were able to access them for one week.  They watched and listened to the ones that interested them and were able to submit their comments and questions online to the speakers.

The twenty-fifth consecutive Career Day, aimed at High School Sophomores and Juniors (10th – 11th graders) and International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme Year 1 students, was held this year on Wednesday, March 17.  Specialized scientists and executives from businesses and organizations, many of whom are alumni and parents of College students, informed pupils about the nature of their profession, about professional prospects, and about required studies. Thirty-six (36) different disciplines were represented, including Architecture, Medicine, Natural Sciences, Mathematics, Political Science, Economics, Communication and Public Relations, Marketing, International Relations, Tourism, Maritime Industry, Media and Journalism, Banking, Informatics, Psychology, Engineering and Career Planning.

University Day, held for the twelfth consecutive year, transpired on Wednesday, April 7 for High School Junior and Seniors (11th – 12th graders).  University professors provided students with a description of their university department, requirements of students matriculated in their department, the curriculum and duration of studies, postgraduate studies in Greece and abroad, possible career prospects based on the degree, and more.  Lectures were given by professors from 22 different faculties and departments, such as Medicine, Law, Economics, Agronomy and Surveying Engineering, Marine Engineering-Naval Architecture, International Relations, Accounting and Finance, Marketing and Communication, Political Science, Architecture, Biology, Mathematics, Maritime Studies, Informatics and Telecommunications, Psychology, and more.