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Student coaching

Navigating the transition from education to 'what next?' can feel overwhelming, as young adults face a whirlwind of decisions that shape their futures. From making positive choices for themselves to managing relationships and personal identity, each choice can seem to carry significant weight. This period is marked by a quest for independence, yet it often comes with the pressure of expectations from family, friends, and society. 

Amidst this noise, it's essential for young adults to remember that they can seek guidance, ask questions and explore opportunities. Often speaking to someone outside of the immediate family, can enable a greater degree of openness and honesty without the weight of expectation. 

Photograph of a university college student who requires coaching

Key topics for Young Adult coaching:

  • Where do I start?

  • How do I present myself?

  • How do I communicate? 

  • Building networks...

  • Asking for help...

  • Managing family expectations or perceived expectations...

  • How do I take steps at University to make career decisions?

  • What happens when the choices that I have made are not right for me?

  • When do I start working and in what and where?

The best way to explain my approach to coaching is to read through testimonials from people that I have worked with…

Clare Downes of Martlet Coaching

 "The feedback from all the ‘Enterprising Futures’ conferences that Clare initiated, has been extraordinarily positive, including the pupils from the four different state schools who attended these events, which is testament to Clare’s vision and hard work. Clare is an impressive and driven individual who strives for positive outcomes’."

Chris Wain
Head of Futures, Shrewsbury School 

How else can I work in partnership with you..? 

Graduate of www.meylercampbell.com Mastered programme for executive business coaching. Accredited by The Association for Coaching (AC). The programme also holds the European Quality Award (EQA) as conferred by the European Mentoring and Coaching Council (EMCC).

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Myers Briggs, MBTI qualified practitioner.

Accredited to deliver Positive Psychology Intensive Coaching.

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Counselling Accreditation (Level Two)

 

Finding Mastery: High Performance Psychology (for business and sport) with Michael Gervais​

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​Accredited as a Commercial & Civil Mediator/ Co-Mediator by the nationally and internationally recognised Society of Mediators. 

Founder Coaches Network coach member

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