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Download Brochure Current Clients New South Wales Ascham School, Edgecliff Casimir Catholic College Emanuel School, Randwick Frensham, Mittagong International Grammar School, Sydney Knox Grammar School, Wahroonga Marcellin College, Randwick Marist Catholic College, North Shore MLC School, Burwood Monte Sant’ Angelo Mercy College, North Sydney “My Career profiling session was great and helped me look at new Pacific Hills Christian School, Dural opportunities through the work force. The session was very beneficial Penrith Anglican College as it gave me a range of careers that are specialised to my personality Pymble Ladies College and personal skills. Overall the profile was of great use and I encour- age many of my peers to participate. Thank you very much.” (Ascham Ravenswood, Gordon School Student) Redlands, Cremorne Santa Sabina College, Strathfield “I was impressed with the professionalism and care taken towards my SCEGGS Darlinghurst son – not only his learning style but also his strengths and abilities. It’s St Aloysius’ College, Milson’s Point easy when your son knows what he wants to do but when he doesn’t St Andrew’s Cathedral School, Sydney it’s a bit harder. I found the interviewer drew out from my son his St Joseph’s College, Hunters Hill passions and interests and helped him think about his career choices according to his abilities. I was very impressed. Thank St Vincent’s College, Potts Point you.” (Newington College parent) Specialised career consulting for school Wahroonga Adventist School students, individuals and careers advisers. Waverley College, Waverley Wenona, North Sydney Call us to discuss options or check out our www.careeravenues.com.au Queensland website: Fairholme School, Toowoomba Grace Lutheran College, Rothwell Loreto College Coorparoo Redeemer Lutheran College, Rochedale CA Profile St Aidan’s Anglican Girls’ School, Corinda St Margaret’s Anglican Girls’ School, Ascot St Mary’s College Toowoomba Dr Marian Kratzing St Peters Lutheran College, Springfield Careers Psychologist & Principal St Ursula’s College, Toowoomba Email: [email protected] The Glennie School, Toowoomba Stuartholme School, Toowong The Scots PGC College, Warwick Elizabeth Brodie Toowoomba Grammar School Careers Counsellor Villanova College Email: [email protected] West Moreton Anglican College, Ipswich Victoria Girton Grammar, Bendigo www.careeravenues.com.au Liebler Yavneh College, Elsternwick Phone: 1300 764 641 Ruyton Girls School, Kew Sacre Cœur, Glen Iris St Kevin’s College, Toorak Australia ABOUT US The future is in your hands We are experienced career counsellors and psychologists who inspire and support individuals to embrace their uniqueness, explore future career avenues and launch their best career options through comprehensive personalised profiling and ca- reer counselliing. We offer a unique, personalised profile and one-on-one meet- ings or group feedback sessions in schools. We also offer edu- cator CA Accreditation. We have been working with young and older Australians for over 25 years. Our focus is on providing guidance and inspiration using the latest in instruments and counselling to excite, ignite and em- power high school students to make informed decisions about career pathways. Profiling Session Options Career Avenues Profile Report Includes: Career Action Plan Personal Insights In Person (for schools within 15 km of CBD) • The Career Avenues Profile Report comes with a Career Action or via Cloud Conferencing • Abstract Reasoning Plan workbook to guide students through their career research. Career Avenues provides administration of the profile over a 4 • Verbal Reasoning hour morning session, with a mid morning break. Students com- • Numerical Reasoning We also provide online a look-up list of all careers in student’s plete the profile elements online on their laptops. • Attention to Detail Integrated list of career ideas through our Career Snapshots Glossary. The Career Snapshots show a short video and a • Physical Reasoning They are monitored by CA staff, the school careers adviser and description of each career. • Spatial Reasoning teachers. • Career Interest Profile Pricing Options • Personality Profile Students who are away for this session are able to complete Service Annual 3 Yr Option # • Transferable Skills Self-Assessment online at home. CA Electronic Profile $80 $65 • List of Integrated, exciting career ideas to explore CA Profile Electronic & $95 $85 Hard Copy * CA Profile & Group $110 $99 Profile Feedback Options for Schools Workshop • Schools can provide their own feedback using their CA CA Profile & 25 min $168 $155 Accredited Staff and CA Material Interview • Remotely delivered Group Workshops with Career Ave- Accreditation Training $220 $220 nues Counsellors • Individual Counselling with Career Avenues Counsellors # new schools receive the discount rate for their initial year with us. using video conferencing Three year service agreements attract a discount .
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