30
academic hours
Starting in 2027, upper secondary education will become specialised, and ninth-graders will choose a study profile. In 30 hours of the online programme, you will learn to help them choose using proven methods rather than intuition.
Enrol in the programmeOfficial professional development programme
No career guidance experience is required — we start from scratch. The programme is also suitable for deputy headteachers and anyone leading career guidance at their school.
30
academic hours
3
modules
25+
years of experience across the Talented team
500+
educators attended our conference with the Ministry of Education and Science
You will be able to support students in their career self-determination and structure consultations that lead to informed decisions.
You will master the structure of a counselling conversation — from the diagnostic stage to well-founded conclusions and personalised recommendations for the student.
You will be able to present diagnostic results clearly and mediate differences between family expectations and the student’s needs using objective data.
You will learn to turn diagnostic indicators into practical recommendations, including subject-profile choices and an individual learning pathway for the student.
You will learn ways to integrate career guidance into lessons, class-teacher sessions and project work so that it becomes a systematic part of the educational process.

Since you complete professional development hours every year, it makes sense to invest them in a competence that will be in demand at your institution from 2027, with the introduction of specialised upper secondary education.
Join the training at a time that suits you, with independent work at your own pace between sessions. The programme ends with a test and a practical assignment.
Dates and pricing for the next cohort are available on the programme page on the Vector platform. Registration and payment also take place there, including through the Money Follows the Teacher programme.
Get ready-to-use tools for working with teenagers: assessments, lesson plans and reports that do not need to be compiled manually.
You can try it free of charge, separately from the training
Leave your contact details and we will show you how it works at your school.
Frequently asked questions
Two 45-minute lessons per month using a ready-made plan, with no preparation required. The coordinator spends approximately 2–3 hours per month on administration. The full programme consists of 17 lessons distributed evenly across the school year.
Registration, scheduling and payment take place on the state Vector portal.