A LITTLE CLARITY. A WORLD OF POSSIBILITY.

Your future.
Your direction.
Your next move.

Find the careers that spark your curiosity. Connect with guidance that understands you. Build a future that feels like yours.

✓Explore at your pace. You don’t need every answer yet.
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YOUR PATH IS FULL OF POSSIBILITY
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Start with what
makes you, you.

Curiosity is a pretty good compass.

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Discover your strengthsMake room for self-discovery
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Explore what’s possibleConnect interests with careers
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Take a confident next stepA little guidance goes a long way
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There isn’t just one right path.There’s a world to explore.
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Explore with curiosityDiscover roles, skills and learning routes.

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Make space for a conversationGet support from your school counsellor.

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Turn insight into progressBring your story and next steps together.

POSSIBILITIES, NOT LIMITS

What could your
next chapter look like?

Start with something that interests you.
See where a little exploration can lead.

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GOOD QUESTIONS DESERVE A CONVERSATION

You don’t have to figure
it all out alone.

Subject choices, university plans or just “where do I start?”
There’s someone in your corner.

Meet your guidance team ↗

YOUR STORY, STILL UNFOLDING

A little self-discovery.
A more confident next step.

01 / KNOW YOURSELF

Follow your curiosity.

Explore the activities you enjoy and notice the strengths you’re developing.

02 / SEE YOUR OPTIONS

Look a little closer.

Compare careers, subjects and pathways. Give yourself more than one possibility.

03 / MAKE IT YOURS

Start where you are.

Build your portfolio, talk through your questions and set a manageable goal.

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FOLLOW WHAT INTERESTS YOU

A world of possibilities.
A place to start.

Explore the work, skills and learning routes behind a career.
You don’t have to choose today. Just get curious.

8 careers to explore

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Design & built environment

Architect

Shape spaces for the way people live.

SUBJECT FOUNDATIONS

Mathematics, Art

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Science & research

Data Scientist

Find useful patterns in data.

SUBJECT FOUNDATIONS

Mathematics, Computer Studies

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Business & enterprise

Entrepreneur

Develop ideas into useful products and services.

SUBJECT FOUNDATIONS

Business Studies, Mathematics

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Science & environment

Environmental Scientist

Investigate environmental challenges and explore practical responses.

SUBJECT FOUNDATIONS

Biology, Chemistry, Geography

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Engineering & design

Mechanical Engineer

Design and improve physical systems.

SUBJECT FOUNDATIONS

Mathematics, Physics

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Health & wellbeing

Medical Doctor

Support people through clinical care and evidence-based practice.

SUBJECT FOUNDATIONS

Biology, Chemistry

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Technology & engineering

Software Engineer

Build and improve software that solves practical problems.

SUBJECT FOUNDATIONS

Mathematics, Computer Studies

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Design & technology

UX Designer

Make digital products easier and more enjoyable to use.

SUBJECT FOUNDATIONS

Art, Computer Studies, Mathematics

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These are starting points for exploration. Subject foundations and pathways vary by institution. Sign in for personal interest alignment and saved careers.

Your workspace ↗

Design & built environment

Architect

Shape spaces for the way people live.

The work

Develop concepts; plan spaces; collaborate on designs.

Skills you’ll develop

Design, visual communication, problem solving

Subject foundations

Mathematics, Art

Possible pathways

Architecture

Career guidance is exploratory. Verify programme-specific requirements with each institution.
Sign in to save & explore ↗Reviewed 2026-11-04

Science & research

Data Scientist

Find useful patterns in data.

The work

Explore datasets; test ideas; explain findings.

Skills you’ll develop

Statistics, critical thinking, communication

Subject foundations

Mathematics, Computer Studies

Possible pathways

Statistics; Data Science

Career guidance is exploratory. Verify programme-specific requirements with each institution.
Sign in to save & explore ↗Reviewed 2026-11-04

Business & enterprise

Entrepreneur

Develop ideas into useful products and services.

The work

Explore needs; test ideas; organise a team.

Skills you’ll develop

Initiative, communication, planning

Subject foundations

Business Studies, Mathematics

Possible pathways

Multiple education and practical learning routes

Career guidance is exploratory. Verify programme-specific requirements with each institution.
Sign in to save & explore ↗Reviewed 2026-11-04

Science & environment

Environmental Scientist

Investigate environmental challenges and explore practical responses.

The work

Collect observations, analyse data and communicate findings.

Skills you’ll develop

Analysis, observation, collaboration

Subject foundations

Biology, Chemistry, Geography

Possible pathways

Environmental Science or related science programmes.

Career guidance is exploratory. Verify programme-specific requirements with each institution.
Sign in to save & explore ↗Reviewed 2026-11-04

Engineering & design

Mechanical Engineer

Design and improve physical systems.

The work

Model ideas; test prototypes; solve practical problems.

Skills you’ll develop

Design, analysis, collaboration

Subject foundations

Mathematics, Physics

Possible pathways

Mechanical Engineering

Career guidance is exploratory. Verify programme-specific requirements with each institution.
Sign in to save & explore ↗Reviewed 2026-11-04

Health & wellbeing

Medical Doctor

Support people through clinical care and evidence-based practice.

The work

Learn about health; communicate; work with care teams.

Skills you’ll develop

Science, empathy, judgement

Subject foundations

Biology, Chemistry

Possible pathways

Medicine; verify programme-specific requirements

Career guidance is exploratory. Verify programme-specific requirements with each institution.
Sign in to save & explore ↗Reviewed 2026-11-04

Technology & engineering

Software Engineer

Build and improve software that solves practical problems.

The work

Design features; write and test code; work with users.

Skills you’ll develop

Programming, problem solving, communication

Subject foundations

Mathematics, Computer Studies

Possible pathways

Computer Science; Software Engineering

Career guidance is exploratory. Verify programme-specific requirements with each institution.
Sign in to save & explore ↗Reviewed 2026-11-04

Design & technology

UX Designer

Make digital products easier and more enjoyable to use.

The work

Understand user needs, sketch ideas and test designs.

Skills you’ll develop

Research, visual design, communication

Subject foundations

Art, Computer Studies, Mathematics

Possible pathways

Design, Human-Computer Interaction or related learning routes.

Career guidance is exploratory. Verify programme-specific requirements with each institution.
Sign in to save & explore ↗Reviewed 2026-11-04

PEOPLE IN YOUR CORNER

Big questions.
A good conversation.

Some things are easier to work through together. Connect with your school guidance team and turn uncertainty into a next step.

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Room to talk aboutSubject choicesCareer directionUniversity pathwaysYour next steps

GUIDANCE, WITH A HUMAN CONNECTION

Meet your school’s
guidance team.

Your school assigns your counsellor.
Sign in to see your available sessions.

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SCHOOL CAREER COUNSELLOR

Daniel Demo

A thoughtful space to explore your options and plan a way forward.

◷30-minute sessionsAfrica/Nairobi · By appointment
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SCHOOL CAREER COUNSELLOR

Grace Demo

A thoughtful space to explore your options and plan a way forward.

◷30-minute sessionsAfrica/Nairobi · By appointment
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SCHOOL CAREER COUNSELLOR

Mary Wanjiru

A thoughtful space to explore your options and plan a way forward.

◷30-minute sessionsAfrica/Nairobi · By appointment
View your counselling options ↗

COME AS YOU ARE

No perfect plan required.

Bring a question, a possibility or just a little curiosity.

  1. Choose a timeSign in and see your assigned counsellor’s availability.
  2. Make it your conversationAdd an optional topic, or work it out together.
  3. Leave with a next stepKeep your shared summary and agreed actions in your workspace.