- Initial meeting or video conference for brief history and to identify your Learning Preferences, equipping you with the skills on how to get yourself informed
- MIDAS self assessment questionnaire of abilities and interests
- Second meeting discussing MIDAS profile & emerging options, Q&A with student & parent
- Written summary of your agreed Learning Preferences, Options & Targets, and Profile report
Career Guidance Programmes
Whether you’re at the start of your career or an established professional, our Career Guidance Programmes are designed to get you on the right track for you.
Struggling with your next steps?
Our programmes are here to help!
We offer specialised programmes for both adults and students to guide you.
How we help you
Workin on a on-to-one basis, at Casey Careers we help you navigate the opportunities and options available to you at anystage of your career, and the choices you have to make.
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"I was delighted with my results. I got my first choice and my place in university so I’m very happy with that. Thank you very much for your helpful advice and guidance. I have now started my B.Ed. course, and I am also studying English and German as my academic subjects. I feel it will be a very interesting course and I’m looking forward to my few years here. Thank you again for helping with my college choices. It all worked out perfectly in the end!"
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Monthly Support Retainer
Looking for ongoing support? Why not explore our regular, monthly check-ins where we can follow up on your progress, review any new questions and address any developments.
- 2 Monthly check-ins
- 60 Minutes per session
- Flexible Timings
- €250 Euros per month
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Frequently Asked Questions
Your Questions Answered.
What are the options
We offer one-off consultations, education & career and personal development programmes, follow up sessions and ongoing/recurring mentorship. The programmes usually involve 4 or 7 stages and can include presentations, questionnaires and assessment tools and face to face meetings
Are you licenced or registered with any professional organisations
Yes; membership of the Institute of Guidance Counsellors, and licenced/certified to use the MIDAS and Morrisby Profiles.
What's the use of career guidance/ how will I benefit?
The most frequent reason stated by students for leaving a course was a mismatch between themselves and their course (withdrawal from college - study conducted by T.C.D.). In other words students did not know enough about the course or had a poor understanding of what was involved. Poor choice is often about a failure by students to understand the content of their course, what it involves on their behalf and what it leads to, with decisions based on scant course and career information. With our help you will;- attain a greater depth of knowledge about your self so you can make better choices; become more skilful at investigating your options, routes and career direction; gain a clearer picture of the skills you enjoy the most or those you'd like to acquire; identify the learning you like, with routes to qualifications which will express your preferences, so you can choose what you'll find most stimulating, productive and something you love.
How do you deliver sessions?
In-person meetings and teleguidance via phone or video chat; all one-to-one, private & confidential.
What type of assessments do you use
The MIDAS is a self-assessment to help you understand your intellectual and creative life, your thinking strengths, how you think and solve problems in school & life as you grow and change. The Morrisby Profile is designed to assess your aptitude strengths, your aspirations & career interests, priorities (like money, security, altruism etc), study interests, personality (how you act & behave when solving problems). These assessments are all done in your own time, online on your own computer/pad. They're all designed for large populations of people and are just tools to help with your choices & decisions.
What's the use of psychometrics, questionnaires and aptitude tests
Short checklists that are easily available on the internet are not valid or reliable. Psychometrics are generally scientifically validated tools. We use a variety of these in the form of questionnaires and aptitude assessments which are designed to help you better understand your-self, your strengths & skills, your interests & experiences so you can make better choices - you can use these 'power tools' to make a big difference in your own world. They help you identify your interests, strengths & skills, what's important to you and suggest courses and careers which you might match your preferences.
Career Guidance Resources
Free resources and articles helping you make better career decisions.
It's CAO time - 7 steps to making the right choice for a brighter future
The CAO and university college application systems are now open, offering an important step in your academic journey. This guide provides practical tips for identifying your interests, exploring course options, and gathering key information to make an informed decision. Start by reflecting on your strengths and goals, decide whether you want a career-focused or academic path, and investigate courses through platforms like CareersPortal and Qualifax. Attend open days or webinars, visit campuses, and share your findings with family and friends to gain clarity. Ultimately, taking these steps will help you set a purposeful goal for your future and feel more in control of your academic choices.
How can I choose the right Subjects for the Leaving Cert?
The post urges students to explore their interests, research courses, attend open days, and seek advice before making decisions, reminding them they can adjust preferences later and get consultation help if needed.
