Online · For high school students
Calm, practical support for students aged 14–18. Non-clinical wellbeing sessions and university counselling, with someone who works with high school students every day.
Wellbeing
Stress, motivation, friendships, balance and confidence.
University
Choosing courses, personal statements and application plans.
Check-ins
Short, regular sessions to keep things on track.
Every student is different. Sessions are one-to-one, online, and shaped around what the student needs right now.
A space to talk things through and build practical strategies.
Clear guidance from first ideas to final submission.
Short, regular sessions so small worries stay small.
WayFarer is non-clinical. It is not therapy, diagnosis or a mental health service. If a student needs clinical support, we will recommend speaking to a qualified professional. In an emergency, contact your local emergency services.
A short video call with the student and a parent to talk about goals and fit.
Choose wellbeing sessions, application support, check-ins, or a mix.
Regular one-to-one sessions by video, booked at times that suit you.
Simple, transparent fees. The first intro call is always free.
Wellbeing
Applications
Full package: shortlist, timeline, personal statement drafts and final checks for one application cycle. Personal statement review includes written feedback and one re-read.
Book applicationsCheck-ins
All prices in euros (€). Sessions are paid in advance. Cancellations with at least 24 hours' notice can be rescheduled free of charge.
About
Our counsellors work in international IB schools, supporting high school students through the ups and downs of their final school years. They also guide IB Diploma students through university applications and write recommendation letters.
WayFarer brings that experience, and a background in how young people think and learn, to students wherever they are, online.
Our team's qualifications
No. WayFarer is non-clinical guidance and support. It does not diagnose or treat mental health conditions.
High school students aged 14–18, including IB, A-level and other international curricula.
Parents join the intro call and give consent. Sessions are with the student, and parents can receive short updates.
By video call with one of our counsellors. You choose a time through the booking calendar.
Pick a time for a free 30-minute intro call. No commitment.