Building A Strong Career Support Team | Parent & Carer Webinar (INSTANT ACCESS)

This 50 minute webinar is for parents + carers of high school aged students.

Building A Strong Career Support Team provides guidance about how best to support your young person's career decisions. Alana addresses the current challenges facing students as well as highlights opportunities to get ahead. 

Every young person’s pathway is unique. The content Alana covers will be applicable regardless of age or stage. Whether your child is in Year 7 or Year 12, certain what they want to do or only just starting to think about subject selection. Discover how to support them through exploration, decision-making, and those crucial first years after school.

Expect to learn:

• Why your most important role begins once school is over and how to be prepared for that transition.
• What the Casual Jog Years are and why that’s all your young person should be focussing on. (And that’s not a typo - it’s the Casual Jog Years not the Casual Job Years).
• The actions students need to be focussing on in an increasingly AI-driven workforce.

Bonus: You will also receive a PDF with some conversation prompts and questions to ask your young person.

ACCESS TO THE WEBINAR

Note: this only grants access to the webinar for one household. If you are from a school or other organisation and would like to purchase access for your entire community, please send an email to: hey@unseriouscareers.com

After you have completed check out you will receive an email with instructions on how to access the webinar recording. 

If you have any troubles, please send an email to: support@unseriouscareers.com

If you have purchase a bundle with a copy of Unserious Careers you will receive an email with tracking details once it has been shipped. 

ABOUT THE PRESENTER

Since 2025 Alana Kilmartin has presented at over 300 high schools across Australia and New Zealand. She is passionate about helping young people make the most of the first five years of their career after they leave school and is now sharing her insights with parents and carers.