Career Guidance

Career counselling at VIS (for students aged 12 and older) helps determine the best-suited subjects, university programmes, and career options based on the student's interests, strengths, and personality type. This enables the student to make informed decisions about their choices for the future.

Career counselling allows students to create conscious and realistic choices regarding possible futures, based not just on their wishes, but also on what they do naturally and what they can do, and supports planning for their satisfaction (personal, professional).

The service consists of 2 one-on-one meetings with a careers advisor, for 90 minutes each. In these meetings, students do simple assessments and receive valuable advice based on their academic and personal aspirations.

They discover new things about themselves, explore career options that they can pursue, and make a definitive list of career options to consider. A career professional helps them identify viable career options that they can practically engage in.

We look at the current job market, talk about the students' aspirations, do some simple tests to identify interests and abilities, and think of viable career options, talk about imagining their future, and offer guidance on wise next steps to make sure students do not make bad career choices.

Fill out the application on the career guidance page on the VIS website. The schools will contact you to arrange sessions and provide guidance for the next steps.