Schools
CPI runs awareness sessions, self-assessments and coaching at your school, free during the pilot. It supports your own subject-stream advising rather than replacing it.
Bring CPI to your school
Secondary School · SS1–SS3 students
You don't have to know your whole future yet. You just need to start exploring.
What is possible?
How CPI helps
What we help students do.
Subject streams and university courses are big decisions to make at 15 or 16. CPI helps you understand yourself and your options before you choose, so you can decide with real information instead of guesswork or pressure.
- Understand your interests, strengths and values
- Discover careers you may not have heard of
- See which subjects and courses lead where
- Start building early skills and confidence
- Get a first look at real workplaces
Your journey
Discover → Explore → Learn → Experience → Plan
Coaching and guidance run beneath every step. You can go back as you learn more.
- 01
Discovery
Discover
An awareness session in your class, then the self-assessment on paper or online.
- 02
Discovery and coaching
Explore
A coaching conversation turns your profile into a shortlist of careers to look into.
- 03
Career Education and skills
Learn
Sessions with professionals in your areas of interest, plus skills workshops.
- 04
Experience
Experience
For SS2–SS3 students, short and supervised visits to real workplaces.
- 05
Coaching and guidance
Plan
Your Personal Career Roadmap: subject stream, course options and next actions.
What you might do
Experiences on the programme.
- Career Discovery Sessions
- Career Conversations
- Workplace Exposure
- Skills Workshops
- Career Exploration Activities
- Coaching & Guidance
For schools and parents
How the adults around students take part.
Parents and guardians
Students under 18 need your consent before anything is saved online, and before any workplace visit. You can sign your child up yourself, or confirm consent when they start.
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Don't leave your career to chance.
Better information can lead to better decisions. Better decisions can create better pathways.