Putting the focus on college and career readiness
Every student possesses the potential to get a postsecondary education that fits their economic and career goals. But too often, a myriad of obstacles makes the connection to college a challenge. That’s why it’s crucial to give high school students the tools they need to be college-ready — building a college-going identity, exposing them to different career paths, and creating a mindset for success that will support them to and through school.
Holistic support to connect the dots between high school, college and career
Using our research-proven methodology, our coaches work with students to fill the gap between high school and college, making sure they’re well prepared to move through education and onto a chosen career path. Our evidence-based and trauma-informed approach instills the value of education and connects individuals to the promise of economic opportunity that education can offer.
We coach learners to advance along both degree and non-degree pathways — supporting them in earning degrees, certificates and training that will create the future they want for themselves, their families and their communities.
Why InsideTrack?
Proven college readiness results
Explore coaching solutions for college readiness
InsideTrack coaching can support students to finish high school, develop a college-going identity, choose a program that's right for them, and stay motivated to and through completion — weaving in career readiness along the way.
And through development and training, we can support your in-house staff to embed our holistic coaching methodology to drive student engagement and advancement for the long term.
Empowering future STEM leaders through coaching-powered mentorship
Armondo Lopez discusses what drew him to the STEM mentorship role at Calculus Roundtable, why building trust is crucial with young students, and how InsideTrack’s CLEAR framework helped open the door to meaningful conversations where students in marginalized communities felt heard and validated.