Career guidance after 8th, 9th and 10th

₹3,500

45 mins

The objective here is building basic self-awareness and easing the shift into high-school academic pressure.

Transition Mapping: Help students adjust to increased academic workloads, shifting classroom structures, and secondary school grading systems.
Interest Identification: Run qualitative exercises (like vision boards or diary logging) to help students identify what subjects or tasks they naturally enjoy.
Basic Life Skills: Educate students on digital safety, workplace/school boundaries, and peer pressure navigation.

The focus moves toward building a well-rounded student profile and mapping early cognitive strengths.

Baseline Psychometric Mapping: Administer initial interest inventories to gauge evolving professional inclinations.
Expanding Career Horizons: Conduct "New-Age Career" seminars introducing interdisciplinary fields beyond traditional medicine or engineering (e.g., UI/UX, data science, visual arts).
Profile Building Guidance: Assist students in choosing meaningful extracurriculars, hobbies, and skill-based projects that build confidence outside the classroom.

This is the most critical operational window for the counselor, focused on high-stakes execution.

Advanced Psychometric Testing: Administer standard batteries evaluating specific verbal, numerical, spatial, and logical reasoning aptitudes.
Stream Recommendation Framework: Deliver clear, evidence-backed stream mapping (Science, Commerce, or Humanities/Arts) along with alternate backup tracks.
Subject Combination Advisory: Help students select optimal optional subjects (e.g., Applied Math vs. Standard Math, or choosing specific vocational credits) aligned with university entrance targets.
Board Exam Anxiety Management: Run active stress-mitigation desks, mock-exam decompression sessions, and relaxation clinics to prevent academic burnout.

Career guidance after 8th, 9th and 10th

Shilpa Jachak