Sharon Rosevear Consulting

31/01/2017

I just had the pleasure of working with two of the most delightful teenage girls who happen to be sisters. One of the young ladies is about to embark on her journey into Year 10 and the other on her final year of high school, into Year 12. Their results from the assessment they undertook were just heartwarming, I loved seeing these remarkable young women pursuing their interests and motivations that are aligning with potential career choices. And much to their delight, it wasn’t such a big deal that they didn’t enjoy math so much! Something tells me they will do just fine in life.

I have a few available appointments next week for anyone who would like their child to have the same experience. Drop me an email or pick up the phone and we can get things moving.
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23/01/2017

Great video, sorry about the drone voice over, it grows on you though 😂

Ever wondered why kids say they’re bored at school, or why they stop trying when the work gets harder? Educationalist Carol Dweck explains how the wrong kind...

17/01/2017

You will have peace of mind knowing Sharon Rosevear Consulting is fully authorised to work with children.

17/01/2017

Check out the explainer video to help understand the program I deliver for teenagers.

17/01/2017

Take a peek at this helpful video explaining the Birkman Method, the platform that the program I deliver for teenagers uses as the Assessment tool to help children discover their career path and help make better life choices going forward.

17/01/2017

Occupational and behavioral assessments for talent development that improves organizational performance. Start using The Birkman Method®.

23/12/2016

What Do You Desire, Thought Provoking Motivation By Alan Watts: Motivational thought for your mind, brought to you by House Of Thought Media. This video is i...

04/12/2016

A career choice is one of the most important decisions your child will make during their lifetime. We (parents, teachers, etc.) teach our kids Math and English, but we don’t really teach them how to choose a career. Given the increased challenges facing people entering university and the workforce, I recognized the need for a resource to help them make this decision purposefully and strategically.
And so, that has been my motivation and inspiration to team up with a Singapore based company, to deliver a programme designed to help teens and young adults explain themselves so that they can open the right doors on their way into adult life and the workplace.

04/12/2016

Before graduating high school children are expected to decide on a career path and apply to universities. While some begin university with an “undeclared” major, either because they know exactly who they want to become, or they simply wanted to please their parents.
I have also seen children choose careers and course selections based on other’s preferences; be it:
• Following the crowd (peer pressure)
• Accepting choices made by parents, teachers and school career counsellors
• Influenced by media
• Following the current trends or availing the most sort after career opportunities
• Choosing for the sake of choosing
• Choosing based only on financial consideration
and more often than not making uninformed choices that just don’t suit your child’s learning preference or interest.