AI and the changing world of work
What AI is already changing, which kinds of work are growing or becoming automated, and what this may mean for your child's education and skills.
Personal consultation
Build a real-world roadmap for your teenager.
90 minutes to connect who they are today with the skills, education, industries and opportunities they may need tomorrow.
The goal is not to choose one perfect career. We look at where the world is changing, where your teenager is now, and what they can start exploring, learning and building next.
01 — What you are actually getting
A direction you can act on.
Not a career label.
We connect your teenager's current interests, education and situation with the real world outside school. The exact focus depends on your family, but these are the areas we can work on.
Future careers and industries
We look beyond job titles at industries, companies, technologies, problems being solved, and the different roles inside them.
Skills worth building now
Research, communication, AI literacy, independence, networking, financial literacy, problem solving and the ability to learn.
Education choices
Subjects, universities, courses, gap years and other options. We work backwards from possible futures instead of choosing education first and hoping it leads somewhere useful.
Starting a career before the degree
Projects, internships, volunteering, competitions, summer programs, communities, company events and other ways to build experience while still at school or university.
Companies and real working environments
How to identify companies connected with an area of interest, understand what people actually do there, and see which skills and backgrounds they hire for.
Universities beyond rankings
How to learn what studying somewhere is really like by speaking with current students, graduates and people working in the field.
LinkedIn and networking
How a teenager or young adult can start building a professional network naturally, learn from real people and gradually create useful connections.
Moving to another city or country
How to prepare for a new environment, practical responsibilities, independence, social adjustment and a different education system.
Money and financial independence
How to introduce budgeting, financial literacy, investing, entrepreneurship and the idea of more than one possible income stream in an age-appropriate way.
02 — From big questions to small actions
Good advice is useless
if it never enters real life.
You do not need to redesign your family's entire routine. We look for small actions that fit into the life you already have.
- Explore one company together over dinner.
- Replace one random video with a university lecture, founder interview or company talk.
- Contact one current university student and ask three real questions.
- Create a first LinkedIn profile.
- Choose one real project instead of another theoretical course.
- Give your teenager responsibility for part of their monthly budget.
- Spend one Saturday exploring an industry in the real world.
- Use AI together to research a career, then verify the information.
- Turn a school interest into a small real-world project.
- Choose one skill to build deliberately over the next three months.
I help parents turn big questions about the future into small things their teenager can actually do now.
03 — What changes for your teenager
They do not need someone else's plan.
They need a bigger world to explore.
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See more possibilities
Their immediate environment should not be the only thing defining what they believe is possible.
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Understand why school matters
Connect subjects with real technologies, companies, professions and problems instead of treating school as an isolated system.
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Make better decisions
Learn how to research options, compare them and gradually make decisions more independently.
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Get closer to the real world
Companies, universities, professionals, industries and projects become things they can explore rather than abstract ideas.
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Start building evidence
Skills, projects, experiences and relationships can accumulate long before the first full-time job application.
04 — What you get as a parent
Less noise.
Clearer priorities.
- A clearer picture of the opportunities worth exploring.
- A shortlist of priorities instead of thirty things you think you should be doing.
- Concrete resources, companies, people, programs or experiences to investigate.
- A way to connect school today with possible futures.
- Ideas for conversations that do not feel like career interviews.
- Practical actions that fit your family's time, location and budget.
- A written roadmap you can return to after the consultation.
05 — What is included
The session is the middle part,
not the whole thing.
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Before we meet
You complete a short preparation form about your teenager: interests, school, independence, current questions, what you have already tried, where you live and what decisions may be coming next.
I review it in advance and prepare the areas I think are most useful to explore.
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The consultation
90 minutes online. We do not try to solve your teenager's entire future.
We identify the 2 to 4 areas that matter most now, explore realistic options and decide what is worth testing next.
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Your roadmap
Within five working days you receive a written summary with key conclusions, priorities for the next 3 to 6 months, concrete next steps, resources worth exploring, relevant industries, companies, programs or people where useful, questions to discuss with your teenager, and ideas for integrating the actions into normal family life.
06 — Who it is for
For parents who know the old career playbook is no longer enough.
Widen the field before narrowing it.
This may be useful if:
- your teenager has no idea what they want to do
- they have too many interests and cannot choose
- they have chosen a direction, but you are unsure what the path actually looks like
- you are deciding about subjects, schools, universities, countries or a gap year
- you want them to become more independent before university
- you want them to understand AI and the changing workplace, not simply use AI tools
- you want to expose them to a bigger world than the one immediately around them
- you want practical ways to start building experience before university
- your family is moving between countries or education systems
- you want to talk about career and money without creating pressure
What this is not
This is not therapy, psychological assessment or a career test that promises one “correct” profession.
My background is in international business, geoscience, energy and technology, not psychology. My role is to help you understand the changing world around your teenager and turn that information into practical options and next steps.
If I believe your family would benefit more from psychological or specialist support, I will tell you.
Sessions can be held in English or Russian, whichever is more comfortable for you.
08 — Price
250 EUR
Not just a 90-minute call.
The aim is that you leave knowing what to explore next, what can wait, and what your teenager can begin doing now.
What that covers
- Preparation before we meet
- 90-minute private consultation
- Personalized research where relevant
- Written roadmap afterwards
- Specific resources and next steps
- English or Russian
09 — Choose a time
Choose a time
Times are shown in CET, Central European Time.
Saturday
19 September 2026
Saturday
3 October 2026
Wednesday
7 October 2026
If none of these times work, write to me anyway and we will find a better one.
Booking request
No time selected yet — choose one above, or send the form without a time and we will
find one together.
10 — How booking works
Four steps, then we meet.
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Send your request
Choose a time and tell me briefly what you would like help with.
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I confirm within 24 hours
If the time works, I confirm it by email.
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Your slot is held for 3 days
The booking becomes final once payment is received.
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We prepare
You receive the detailed preparation form before the session.
Booking, payment & cancellation
- Payment is 250 EUR in full before the session, by bank transfer or payment link.
- The preparation form should be returned at least 48 hours before the session. Without it the session can still happen, but it will be less useful.
- Rescheduling is free once if requested at least 48 hours in advance.
- Cancellation: full refund more than 7 days before; 50% between 7 days and 48 hours; no refund inside the last 48 hours.
- If I have to move the session, you can choose another time or receive a full refund.
- The session starts and ends at the agreed time even if you are late.
- Information shared about your family is treated as confidential.
- The session is recorded only if you ask for it.
You do not need to map the next ten years.
You need enough clarity to choose the next useful step.