Career choices have become more varied and complex in recent decades. Young people face a wider range of options than ever, but that also means more chances to choose poorly. While traditional professions still exist, new degree programs and previously unknown job titles emerge every day. No surprise that Generation Z moves between career paths and workplaces more freely, even early on.

But this isn’t just about the young. Whether you’ve been in the workforce for a decade or are fresh out of university, you might suddenly find your internal compass pointing in a new direction. Like graduating high schoolers, these individuals need guidance to understand exactly where that arrow is leading.

“So why do we separate high school career guidance so rigidly around graduation? The process is nearly identical for someone finishing university and realising they chose the wrong field — or perhaps the right one, but now has no idea what to do with it,” says Kata Stumpf.