Three things you can take away after your first sessions.
Understand your possibilities.
Career guidance for students in Classes 8 to 12, with parents
Assessment · Personal discussion · Guidance report · 90-day plan
Parents join their own session. The decision stays with the student.
Make space for both voices.
Career guidance for parents and children pulling in different directions
Separate conversations · Joint session · Conversation plan
For everyday friction, not clinical issues. Deeper distress? I’ll refer you.
Find a direction that works in real life.
Career guidance for graduates and professionals: switching, between jobs or returning
Strength review · Role mapping · 90-day plan
No job promises. A clear direction and a realistic plan.
Usually a few sessions over a few weeks. We decide together after the free call.
Free 15-minute call.
Assessment and a talk about what it means.
Written report. Parent session if it helps.
90-day plan and a check-in.
What we look at, in this order:
Interests · Strengths · Values · Preferences
Eligibility · Opportunities · Costs · Constraints
Informed choices · A 90-day plan · A review
Nearly 40%
State of Working India 2026, Azim Premji University
10.4%
UN-sponsored study of 21,239 students, via Deccan Herald
86%
ETS Human Progress Report 2026
85%
IC3 Institute and FLAME University, 2024
An older map
Guidance doesn’t decide for you. It makes the decision yours.
Need that kind of support? I’ll help you find the right professional.
I would rather you judge that by what I have seen than by a claim. I worked in an IT training and placement setting, where I assessed candidates, trained teams and saw who got interviews, who got offers and who struggled after joining. That is the placement reality most career talk skips. My guidance is informed by professional experience, career analysis and the study of psychology. I use it to help students, parents, graduates and working professionals in Kerala, including Thiruvananthapuram and Palakkad, understand themselves before they choose a course or a job. I do not promise a job, a rank or a placement. I tell you honestly what a route asks of you, and where it may not fit.
Start with yourself, not the course list. Notice what you enjoy when nobody is grading, what drains you, and what you’re curious about. Then check what each choice keeps open: medicine and engineering need specific subjects, while many careers can be reached from more than one route. A short assessment and a talk puts this in order.
Don’t argue about the course. Tell them what you’ve noticed about yourself, and ask what they’re afraid of. Most pressure comes from worry about money and safety. A joint session helps, because both sides are heard and the decision stays with you.
Free resources are good for seeing your options. They can’t tell you which option fits you, or what to do this week. Counselling is worth it if you’re stuck between choices or about to pay for a course. If you’re already sure, you may not need it.
The first 15 minutes are free. After that I tell you each cost before you decide.
No, and be wary of anyone who does.
No test can name your one right career. A good assessment shows patterns in your interests and strengths, and a conversation checks them against real life. Be wary of anyone who promises a perfect career from one test.
Pick a direction first, then close the gap. We match your strengths to real entry-level roles, list the skills they ask for, and plan a 90-day first step. I can’t promise a job, but you’ll know what to aim at.
No. A switch works best when it is planned: what you carry over, what you need to learn, and how your income continues meanwhile. We do it one step at a time. Career Reset is built for this.
Neither is better for everyone. Ask what you need most right now: stability, growth or work you enjoy. Then check which path supports it. I help you weigh it against your own situation, not a general rule.
Ask questions that open it up, such as "What did you enjoy this week?", instead of "What rank do you want?". There are five on the home page. For deeper friction, Family Alignment gives each of you a separate talk, then one joint session.
No. It’s career and education guidance. If you need more, I’ll help you find the right professional.
Yes, so the decision is theirs. Parents get their own session, and students are heard first.
Yes. Choose English or Malayalam when you book.
Online, by video or phone, for students and families anywhere in Kerala, including Palakkad and Thiruvananthapuram.
Nothing. Come as you are.
I reply in writing within 2 working days.
15 minutes. Free. No pressure. You tell me what’s going on, and I tell you honestly whether I can help.