Free career clarity report — 5 spots
We'll map out your teen's career.
At no cost to you.
I'm opening 5 free spots for Australian families of Year 10–12 students. You'll have a 20-minute call with me, and within 48 hours I'll deliver a professionally researched report with three real career pathways built specifically around your teen.
Jackson Webb
Spent 18 months researching the gap in Australian career guidance
Jackson personally takes every call
- ✓ A 20-minute call where I learn what makes your teen tick — not a pitch
- ✓ A personalised PDF report with three researched career pathways matched specifically to your teen
- ✓ A concrete 90-day first step for each pathway so you know exactly what to do next
Why free? I'm building case studies for a service that normally costs $349. You get a premium report at no cost — I get real families to work with.
Claim your free spot
Private · No obligation · Free for 5 families
What you'll receive
- A personalised assessment of your teen based on your call and intake form
- Three fully researched career pathways matched to who they actually are
- For each pathway: daily life, training route, ATAR requirements, salary range, and job demand across Australia
- A concrete 90-day first step for each option so you know exactly where to start
- A side-by-side comparison table of all three pathways to discuss as a family
STILL THINKING
OPTION B
University · Bachelor's Degree
Mechatronics Engineer
Why this suits your teen
An interest in how technology and mechanical systems work together points toward mechatronics — combining engineering, electronics, and computer science. Suits someone who wants to design and build, not just operate.
What the day actually looks like
Working in a team to design and test automated systems — robotics, manufacturing equipment, smart devices. Mix of computer-based design, lab work, and problem-solving.
Salary range
$70,000–$90,000 starting · $110,000–$150,000+ with experience
Job demand
Growing strongly. Australia's push toward advanced manufacturing is creating sustained demand, particularly in Victoria and Queensland.
YOUR 90-DAY FIRST STEP
Attend open days at RMIT and Swinburne this August. Ask the engineering faculty about the TAFE pathway — this removes ATAR pressure entirely.
What happens on the call
It's 20 minutes. I'll ask you about your teen — their interests, how they work, what you're worried about. You talk, I listen and take notes. No pitch, no pressure. Your report arrives within 48 hours of us speaking.
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