Do we have to enrol in a subject programme?

No. Counselling is available on its own.

Will you speak to us as parents separately?

Yes, always. The student session and the parent session are held separately and then brought together.

A plan the student actually believes in.

Who it's for: Students and parents at any stage, whether or not you enrol in a subject programme.
Duration: Single session or ongoing engagement
Format: One-to-one, with a parent session included

Overview

Most academic problems presented to us are not academic. They are a mismatch between what a student is being pushed toward and what they can sustain.

Counselling at DUAA begins with listening — to the student first, then the family — and ends with a written plan everyone in the room has agreed to.

What you leave with

Curriculum

Grade 10 and Grade 12 decisions made on evidence rather than pressure.

Aptitude, interest, and realistic pathway alignment.

Timetabling, focus, and revision method rebuilt from where the student actually is.

Managing anxiety around board and entrance seasons.

So the plan is supported at home, not negotiated there.

Questions

Do we have to enrol in a subject programme?: No. Counselling is available on its own.
Will you speak to us as parents separately?: Yes, always. The student session and the parent session are held separately and then brought together.

Enquire

Send your details and we will arrange a free diagnostic session before anything is decided.

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