We work inside schools to help students understand themselves — their strengths, their pressures, and what's next for them. In person, ongoing, and built to work with your teachers, not around them.
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Growing up, every student faces the same big question: who am I, and who do I want to become? There are more options open to them than ever before — but very little clarity on which one is actually theirs. Parents want to help, but many grew up in a different world, and find it hard to guide their kids through this. That gap can lead to real emotional pressure, for the student and the parent both.
Today, most of the help available is a career aptitude test. It's been around for years, but it was never built to answer these questions — it gives a label, not understanding.
We built The Growing Up Project to do this differently. Our goal is simple: help a student truly understand who they are, so they can make an informed decision about who they want to become — and get a real feel for a path before they commit to it, not after.
In practical terms, here's what changes for you:
Discovery, sessions, one-on-one conversations, and a monthly report — plus four ways to start, from a single day to a full year. We laid it all out on its own page so you can see exactly what you'd be saying yes to.
Students see the same two faces every visit — that continuity is the point.
A certified NLP practitioner and Babson-trained entrepreneur, Neha is building her third venture. As a marketing strategist she worked with 40+ brands on community-first communication — years spent understanding how people genuinely connect. That instinct now shapes the emotional self-awareness side of the program, grounded in real conversations with parents and students, not theory alone.
Hriday studied alongside Neha at Babson — the two share a Master's in Entrepreneurial Leadership. Across 4+ years of work, including startups in the career-exploration space in the US and India and consulting for early-stage founders, he has built a strategic, analytical practice with a strong grounding in finance. He designs the career-readiness thread — helping students connect self-understanding to the real choices ahead.
It starts with a free Student Discovery — a short, in-person session we run with your students to get an honest first look at how they're actually doing. No cost, no commitment.
No. The first discovery session is free, with no commitment attached. You only pay if you choose to move into a 1-day workshop, 1-month workshop, or annual partnership.
Neha and Hriday, in person, every time — not a rotating team of contractors. You get the same two facilitators building a relationship with your students over the length of the partnership.
No. We're built to run alongside whatever your school already has — not instead of it. If you have a counsellor, our monthly report is designed to make their job easier, not compete with it.
No. Everything we report — discovery findings, session themes, one-on-one patterns — is shared only with your leadership team, and never identifies individual students.
Depends on the tier. A 1-day workshop needs one day. The monthly programme is built around a single visit day per month, plus a short teacher session at the end of that same day — we don't ask for separate blocks of staff time.
Then this page has done its job by telling you that — email us or fill in the form below and we'll set up a call. We'd rather talk it through than have you guess.
We'd rather have a real conversation than send a brochure. Tell us a bit about your students and we'll figure out the right starting point together.