Career GUIDANCE

After many years of working hard at school, the next important step for learners is considering the career path they want to follow when they have completed Grade 12. Choosing a career when you are in your teens is not an easy task and can easily become overwhelming. The best chance of being satisfied with your future career is if it suits you as a unique individual. Knowing and understanding yourself better, the future careers you might consider, and the educational and occupational environments that best fit you make it easier to move in the right career direction.

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Why Career Counselling?

The career guidance process helps you to explore and understand yourself better; your strengths, areas for development, preferences, interests, and values. Through collaboration, traits and life themes are linked to fields of study or career options to empower you to make informed decisions about your education and work.

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What does the service entail?

The process includes an initial/intake session, a psychometric assessment of aptitude, interests, personality and values, an interactive counselling session and a feedback session. Students also receive an electronic report of findings and recommendations with further research tips, useful resources and bursary information.

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The process considers the following:

• Biographical Information 

• Aptitude

• Interests

• Personality

• Values

• Career Themes

• Knowledge of the world of work 

 

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