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Highlighted Initiative: Quality Control Circle

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I’m excited to talk about an initiative that is especially close to my heart: the Quality Control Circle (QCC) Club at Suncity School, designed to empower students to become proactive problem solvers and change-makers within their community.

Working on Projects (since 2018)
Mentoring Students (since 2023)
My Journey from Deputy Team-Leader to Team-Leader and Senior Mentor

What is the QCC Club?

The QCC Club is all about inspiring students to tackle real-world issues using the Quality Control Circle methodology. This approach emphasizes teamwork, structured problem-solving, and continuous improvement—skills that are essential for effective leadership and impactful community service.

What Do Students in the QCC Club?

  • Identify Challenges: Students will work together to identify areas of improvement or pressing issues within their community or school.
  • Develop Solutions: Using the Plan-Do-Check-Act cycle, they’ll brainstorm and implement strategies to address these challenges.
  • Evaluate Impact: The club will focus on assessing the effectiveness of their solutions, learning from each step, and making necessary adjustments.
  • Showcase Results: Students will present their projects and outcomes, demonstrating their problem-solving skills and the positive impact of their initiatives.

Why Join the QCC Club?

  • Gain Leadership Skills: Take the lead on projects and develop your ability to work collaboratively with peers.
  • Make a Difference: Address real issues and see the tangible results of your efforts in the community.
  • Learn Practical Skills: Apply the Plan-Do-Check-Act methodology to a variety of situations, preparing for future challenges and opportunities.

The QCC Club is not just about solving problems—it’s about cultivating the next generation of leaders. By participating in this club, students will have the chance to take on leadership roles, inspire their peers, and make a significant impact. The initiative encourages students to lead by example, showing that with dedication and teamwork, they can drive meaningful change in their community.

If you’re a student interested in joining or learning more about the club, stay tuned for upcoming meetings and workshops.

Together, let’s make a difference, one project at a time!

ANVI TUTEJA

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As an Avid Blogger, I, Anvi Tuteja, am elated to present my blogsite – Anvi’s Thoughts Caught – as an amalgamation of my literary enterprise, poetic endeavours, day-to-day blogs, and other creative interests. Here is a bit about me: https://anvituteja.com/about-me/ Anvi Tuteja is a master mischief maker, secretly plotting world domination from her imaginary window seat in Gurgaon, India. She’s an aspirant philosopher, first-time author and a die-hard Potter Head. She sidelines as an Oracle of Prophesies, blogger at WordPress and her family’s self-appointed movie buff. Anvi has been reading and writing since she was three years old. For her, poetry is a coping mechanism, and in her words – one that doesn’t judge, doesn’t lie and doesn’t make you feel like you’re wrong for simply being the way you are. Anvi Tuteja is a bundle of contradictions – she reads, but binge-watches anything Marvel; she doesn’t have a social media presence, but she writes a secret diary; and she is a walking Shakespeare encyclopedia, but also a constant music streamer. In all her work, from her regular posts at her blogsite – http://www.anvituteja.com to her TEDx talk about New Emerging Technologies – Anvi Tuteja does it all with heart, impatience and love.

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