Through our seminars and 1:1 support we offer parents and students:
Understand what employers look for and learn how to stand out.
A 90-minute seminar that busts common myths about getting a job and gives students and parents a behind-the-scenes look at how employers really hire.
We break down what matters beyond grades, how to build employability, and how to navigate the recruitment process with confidence, helping families feel more prepared and less stressed about the future.
$49 per session
Identify your gaps. Build your plan to get ahead.
A personalised 90-minute session helping students understand how employers assess candidates, identify their current strengths and uncover the areas they need to develop.
Together, we review their employability across key areas including experience, skills, personal brand and career readiness, before creating a practical action plan to help them build confidence, strengthen their profile and become a stronger future candidate.
$350 for 90 minutes
Have questions about your future? Get personalised advice from someone who understands how employers think.
A personalised coaching session where students can ask anything, work through challenges and get practical advice on building their future career.
Whether they need help getting relevant experience, improving their resume, preparing for applications, building confidence or understanding what employers look for, we tailor the session around their goals.
$250 per hour
Andrew, parent of child in year 11
Our programs are designed for students in Years 10–12 and their parents who want to understand how recruitment works and what they can do be successful in securing the job of their choice when they complete their studies.
We bring real employer insight into the conversation. Our sessions are delivered by experienced graduate recruitment professionals who have hired thousands of graduates and understand what employers are actually looking for when making hiring decisions.
Our advice isn't about exposure to different jobs or choosing the job you want to pursue - it's about how to set yourself up to be the best candidate you can be, regardless of career choice.
Not at all. These sessions are designed to help students understand the skills, experiences and behaviours that will help them succeed, regardless of the career path they choose.
Not at all. Employability is about much more than academic results. Our sessions help all students understand their strengths, identify opportunities to grow and learn how to demonstrate the skills employers value.
We recommend students attend from Year 10 onwards, as this gives them time to build experiences, skills and confidence before they apply for university, internships or graduate opportunities.
The Employable You Seminar is a group session that provides students and parents with the foundations of employability and an understanding of what employers look for. The Employability Check-Up is a personalised 1:1 session where we assess an individual student's strengths, gaps and create a tailored action plan.
Anything career-related. Students can bring questions about choosing subjects, gaining experience, building their resume, preparing for applications, interviews, networking, career direction or anything else they are unsure about.
No. We cannot guarantee outcomes, but we can give students the knowledge, strategies and confidence to make stronger decisions and become better prepared for future opportunities.
Yes. We encourage parents to be involved, as understanding how employers hire makes it much easier to support teenagers as they make decisions about their future.
We offer a range of options including online sessions and in-person workshops. Contact us to discuss what works best for your family or school.
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