Schools sponsor student seats
High schools choose a pilot cohort, purchase student access, and define launch boundaries with PathFindr.
School-sponsored career mentorship
PathFindr partners with high schools and districts so schools can pay for student accounts, invite approved cohorts, and give counselors visibility into career exploration engagement.
Pilot cohort
School-sponsored accounts for students exploring careers, majors, and mentorship.
Launch model
Invite codes + SSO-readySafety status
ModeratedWhich careers are students exploring most this month?
Technology, health care, engineering, trades, and business are trending in this cohort.
Intro video
Drop the finished intro video into this section when it is ready. It should quickly explain the student problem, the school-paid account model, how matching works, and why the experience is safe for schools and families.
PathFindr intro video
Recommended length: 60 to 90 seconds
How it works
High schools choose a pilot cohort, purchase student access, and define launch boundaries with PathFindr.
Students join with approved school access, build interests, and explore careers without paying individually.
Career searches, onboarding progress, and safety signals help schools understand what students need next.
Safety and trust
The proposal centers on safe, structured access to professionals. PathFindr makes that promise visible before signup, during onboarding, and inside mentor interactions.
For schools and communities
PathFindr supports counselors, PTAs, alumni, and community mentors by creating one organized place for students to ask better questions and discover realistic career pathways under a school-sponsored plan.
Schools pay for access so students can explore majors, careers, day-to-day work, and next steps.
Professionals share expertise through clear profiles, availability settings, and focused student conversations.
School and platform admins can manage cohorts, invite codes, reports, and aggregate engagement signals.
School purchase model
Start with a controlled cohort, prove safety and usage, then expand seats as counselors and school leaders see where PathFindr supports career readiness goals.
Bring PathFindr to your school