Assessments are offered in Kenridge or online and include an aptitude test, interest and personality questionnaires.

Career counselling starts when learners choose Grades 10-12 subjects. Here, learners keep career doors open while sometimes closing certain doors. A learner's subject choice can have significant implications regarding a future career. Grade 10-12 learners need to keep a balance between choosing suitable subjects but also make sure that they have a competitive academic average. It is crucial to consider that subjects like Mathematics and Physical Science only open career doors if you have more than 60% for those subjects in Grades 11 and 12. 

In Grades 11 and 12, we take the next step and consider current interests, aptitude, Grade 11 marks and personality. Learners do research, engage in job shadowing and apply for undergraduate programs.

Since the world is changing rapidly, we need to be continuous learners. Current students are welcome to book a discussion session to explore postgraduate options.