Student Services
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Career Clarity Intensive
Not just a test, but a process of guidance.
The Career Clarity Intensive is our signature program — a structured, personalized experience that helps students understand their strengths, explore career options, and make informed decisions about their next steps.
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The process includes the following steps:
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1• 30' Parent + student INTAKE session
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2• WOWI strengths-based personalized career-ASSESSMENT
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3• 45' in-depth guided INTERPRETATION session
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4• Personalized written career ROADMAP
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5• 30' -Parent STRATEGY session to align expectations, plans and support.
Career Coaching
Career coaching provides students with personalized support as they explore options, make decisions, and take steps toward their goals.
This 45-minute one-on-one virtual session is designed to give you focused, personalized career guidance based on where you are right now.
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During your session, we may:
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Clarify your career direction
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Review assessment results (if completed)
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Work through decisions or challenges
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Identify clear, actionable next steps
Whether you’re feeling stuck, exploring options, or ready to move forward, this session provides practical insight and immediate direction.
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For the most comprehensive and structured experience, it is recommended to complete the Career Clarity Intensive program first. However, this session can be booked independently at any time.
Mental Health Counseling
Mental Health Support for Career Readiness
Mental Health Counseling is designed to support students who may feel overwhelmed, anxious, or uncertain about their future before beginning the career exploration process.
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Many students struggle with stress, lack of confidence, or emotional challenges that can make it difficult to make clear decisions about their path.
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This service provides a safe, supportive space where students can work with a qualified mental health professional to better understand and manage these feelings. By addressing concerns such as anxiety, self-doubt, and motivation first, students are better prepared to engage in the career assessment process with clarity, confidence, and a stronger sense of direction.