ORGANIZATIONS WE PARTNER WITH

Global Career Counseling Bootcamp

Claravise partners with Cialfo to offer this Professional Development course to high school counselors and administrators around the world. To register, click here.

Cialfo

Headquartered in Singapore, with over 250 employees located worldwide, Cialfo is a fast-growing, global edtech company and student-first career exploration and college application network.

Claravise partners with The College of New Jersey (TCNJ) to offer certificates of completion to counselors who successfully complete our Professional Development courses.

TCNJ

TCNJ is a highly selective institution that is consistently recognized as one of the top comprehensive colleges in the nation. TCNJ’s nationally accredited master’s degree programs in school counseling and clinical mental health counseling prepare clinicians to work with diverse populations in many settings.

  • Universities and Colleges have career centers and student support programs that refer us to students as they prepare for graduation and their future career. Our coaches develop an action plan to support their next steps, wherever they are in their journey.

  • International Schools refer us to graduating seniors who plan to study or work in the United States. Our coaches develop an action plan to support their journey and acclimate to their new environment.

    Study Abroad Programs refer us to international students studying in the United States to develop a career plan and support them in their journey.

  • Businesses can partner with us. Are you a business working with young adults? Explore a partnership with us to help them explore, discover and create an action plan and take steps to grow in their new career.

  • Behavioral health practitioners refer us to young adults who are ready to focus on their careers as part of a broader approach to achieving mental well-being.

    SUD Treatment Centers refer us to young adults in their aftercare program. Our career coaches empathetically guide young adults using the language and skills they learned in treatment.