Strategy geared towards academic success and a chosen orientation.
Project Education helps students define a short, middle and long term strategy and accompanies them in their efforts to reach these collectively decided objectives.
Counselling for students corresponds to the promotion of their educational capital. With a highly professional approach, based on tests and internationally recognized questionnaires as well as meetings with training and company managers, we accompany teenagers and young adults with their families in designing their educational strategies.
Project Education experts and consultants have all graduated from top colleges and universities (Harvard, Stanford, Columbia, INSEAD, Ecole Normale Supérieure, Sciences Po, ENA, HEC, X), added up several track records and developed substantial networks that they can call on for students wishing to discover professions and training courses.
At the end of the orientation assessment process, we offer concrete solutions in order to carry out the proposed strategy.
The orientation assessment is presented to students and their families. It includes three parts (120 pages in total)
- An analysis of the student’s personality, main achievements and goals. This section is made up of test results, counselling talks, interviews and evaluations (general culture, interests).
- A presentation of the educational strategy.
- A suggestion of courses with related training programs, admission details and post-course job placement rates.
After handing in the orientation assessment and depending on the designated tools, Project Education may extend its support by
- Reinforcing its methodology help (Tutoring Programme)
- Result analysis and real-time decision-making
- Selecting a preparatory course to be fully ready for exams (competitive exams in particular)
- Taking care of admission document preparation for selective courses and studying abroad.
- Organizing stress management, body language and media training workshops
- Finding finance for courses in the United States and in Asia
