Human-led
Facilitators, coaches, mentors and professionals are at the centre of everything.
How it works
Here is what taking part looks like, step by step, and how the programme is delivered.
Your route
The order matters, but you can loop back whenever something new changes your thinking.
Find CPI through your school, campus, a friend or this website.
Read how the programme works and what it can and cannot do for you.
Choose the life stage that fits you best right now.
Sign up for free. Under-18s need a parent or guardian to confirm.
Join sessions at your school, campus or a community venue, and use the online tools.
Review your Discovery Profile with a coach and check what fits.
Follow your Personal Career Roadmap: research, conversations, skills and experience.
Review at 2–4 weeks and around 90 days, then plan the next cycle.

How we deliver
Facilitators, coaches, mentors and professionals are at the centre of everything.
Core sessions happen in person with printed worksheets. You do not need a smartphone or data.
The website adds the online self-assessment, the Library, research and sign-up.
Where it happens
Inside the Discover step
Timings are planning estimates we are testing in the pilot.
| Stage | What happens | You leave with | About |
|---|---|---|---|
| Orient | What to expect, how your information is used, consent | A clear picture of the process | 10–15 min |
| Awareness session | What careers are and how good decisions get made | An exit ticket with one question to explore | 90–120 min |
| Self-assessment | Questions on interests, strengths, values and experience, on paper or online | Your answers | 20–45 min |
| Interpret and explore | A coach reviews your Discovery Profile with you; you correct anything that doesn't fit | A shortlist of directions to investigate | 45–60 min |
| Plan | Choose 1–3 priorities and turn them into dated actions | Your Personal Career Roadmap | 30–45 min |
| Review | Check progress, barriers and what you've learned | An updated roadmap | At 2–4 weeks and ~90 days |
Better information can lead to better decisions. Better decisions can create better pathways.