A Life Skills Activity on Teamwork and Collaboration was successfully conducted by Team Don Bosco Tech – Cox Colony for the IT Customer Care Executive trainees on 6th July 2026. The objective of the activity was to develop essential life skills such as teamwork, communication, leadership, creativity, problem-solving, and time management.

The activity, "Making a Paper Tower," challenged the trainees to build the tallest and strongest free-standing tower using only sheets of paper within a given time. The trainees were divided into small groups, where each member shared ideas, planned together, and took responsibility for completing the task.

During the activity, the trainees showed excellent teamwork, cooperation, and communication. They discussed different designs, divided responsibilities among team members, and worked together to solve problems. The activity encouraged creativity, critical thinking, and the importance of working together to achieve a common goal.

After completing the task, each group presented its paper tower and explained the design, construction process, and the challenges they faced. The facilitators appreciated the trainees for their enthusiasm, creativity, and team spirit. The tallest and most stable towers were recognized, and constructive feedback was shared with all the participants.

The activity was interactive, enjoyable, and a valuable learning experience. It helped trainees understand the importance of teamwork, trust, leadership, planning, and effective communication—skills that are essential in both the workplace and everyday life.

The Paper Tower Life Skills Activity was successfully conducted and achieved its objective of promoting teamwork and collaboration among the trainees. It helped participants understand the value of working together, sharing responsibilities, and solving problems as a team. Overall, the activity was engaging, meaningful, and contributed to building confidence and essential employability skills among the trainees.