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For high schools and districts

Sponsor career mentorship accounts for your students.

PathFindr is built for schools to pay for student access, launch controlled cohorts, and give counselors a safer way to support career exploration beyond a one-time career day.

Request a School Pilot Student Access Request
School-sponsored student seats Invite-based enrollment Aggregate insight reports

What schools buy

A career readiness layer students can actually use.

PathFindr should be purchased like a school program: access for students, controls for staff, and reporting that helps leaders decide whether to expand.

Student account seats Schools sponsor accounts for invited students, so students do not need to pay individually.
Structured mentor access Students explore approved mentors and conversations through career-focused prompts and reporting paths.
School admin visibility Staff can review users attached to their school, open reports, and cohort activity summaries.

Pilot to paid program

Start small, prove value, then expand seats.

1. Scope the pilot Choose grade levels, student count, staff sponsor, safety expectations, and mentor boundaries.
2. Launch invited access PathFindr creates school records, invite codes, and school admin accounts for the selected cohort.
3. Review and renew End-of-pilot reporting supports renewal, seat expansion, or district-level next steps.

Included in a school pilot

The pieces administrators ask for first.

Onboarding setup

School record, invite codes, staff admin access, and student onboarding guidance.

Safety materials

Student expectations, mentor conduct language, reporting flows, and consent drafts for review.

Outcome reporting

Aggregate usage, popular careers, onboarding completion, and unresolved safety issue summaries.

Start the conversation

Tell us which school should sponsor PathFindr access.

Use this form for principals, counselors, career readiness leads, PTA leaders, or district staff. Students can also request access from the signup page, but paid accounts should be approved by the school.