Questions Parents and Students Often Ask
Find clear answers to some of the common questions about counselling, university planning and the Dishaah process.
Yes. A student does not need to arrive with a career choice. Sometimes the most useful place to begin is with uncertainty.
Different students need different kinds of guidance. Younger students may benefit from exploration, while older students may need help with subjects, courses or university planning.
Yes, where appropriate. The aim is to create a constructive conversation between the student, family and counsellor.
Yes. Dishaah works with students exploring destinations including the USA, UK, Canada, Netherlands and Singapore.
The purpose of counselling is to help the student and family understand their options and make an informed decision.
No. Assessment can be useful in some situations, but it is not automatically necessary for every student.
Yes. Counselling can help check fit, understand alternatives and plan the university journey.
Start with a conversation. Share the student's current stage and what you are trying to figure out.