CK Global Academy - Career Guidance Mentorship

One Mentor. One Roadmap.

Every child has a future.
Very few have a roadmap.

We help your child discover the right direction—and give parents the clarity to guide them with confidence.

Free weekly webinars · Limited seats

Career guidance

Built around your child’s strengths, interests, and personality—not marks alone.

Parent support

Honest conversations that turn uncertainty into clearer parental guidance.

Life readiness

The confidence to choose a path—and the discipline to follow through.

Inside every confused student is a question nobody is answering.

If your house has gone quiet around this topic, you already know the feeling.

Every child is different. Their guidance should be too.

“Doctor ya engineer?” It’s a familiar question. But today, your child has many more paths to choose from. Marks matter, but they are only one part of the decision.

We look at your child’s abilities, interests, and personality. We help them understand their options and choose a direction, while giving parents the clarity to guide them. The goal is a practical roadmap built for your child—not around comparison or outside pressure.

0 children

To help one million children find a clear direction by age 20—and help their parents guide them along the way.

To become India's most trusted mentoring platform for students and families—supporting every child from early childhood to adulthood.

A journey shaped by responsibility, service, and lifelong learning.

Chandra Kant Jha, founder of CK Global Academy

Chandra Kant Jha

Finance Professional Author Teen Career Coach Parenting Coach Founder of CK Global Academy

His work with students and parents comes from his own experience of facing difficult choices, taking responsibility early, and continuing to learn while working.

  1. Age 11

    Growing up in a village, he earned admission to Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya. It opened his first big opportunity.

  2. Age 17

    He lost his father just days before an entrance exam. Family and responsibility came first.

  3. Age 19

    He joined the Government of Bihar and began his career at a young age.

  4. Self-Taught

    While working full-time, he prepared without coaching and cleared four banking exams.

  5. Author

    Wrote Employee of the Year: A Trophy or a Trap?
    purpose over applause.

  6. Mentor

    After 15 years of professional experience, he founded CK Global Academy to help students find direction and parents guide them with clarity.

Your child has more career options than ever before.

Career choices today go far beyond the few options most families grew up hearing about. The right choice depends on your child’s interests and abilities, and a clear understanding of what each path actually requires.

01

Athlete

A love for sport can grow into playing, coaching, or fitness.

02

Chef

A passion for food can lead to hotels, baking, or a business.

03

Designer

Design turns creative ideas into clothes, products, graphics, and more.

04

Filmmaker

Films need writers, directors, actors, editors, and sound experts.

05

Vlogger

Vlogging takes clear communication, fresh ideas, and consistency.

06

Influencer

Influencers build an audience through useful, honest, and engaging content.

07

Esports Player

Gaming can become a career with skill, teamwork, practice, and planning.

08

Musician

Music can lead to performance, teaching, composing, and production.

09

Photographer

Photographers work across events, fashion, products, travel, and media.

10

Entrepreneur

Entrepreneurs solve real problems and turn ideas into businesses.

11

Scientist

Scientists ask questions, test ideas, and find useful answers.

12

Civil Services

Civil servants work in government to improve public services.

There is no single path to success.

With so many options, your child needs the right guidance to choose wisely.

Parenting today comes with challenges that did not exist a generation ago.

From screen time to career choices, parents and children are trying to understand a fast-changing world—often at the same time.

Screen Distraction

Phones can make it harder for children to focus, rest, and stay present with the family.

Careers in an AI World

AI is changing how people work. Children need to learn, adapt, and build skills that stay useful.

Difficulty Focusing

With distractions everywhere, children need help building the habit of focused work.

Anxiety and Pressure

Exams, expectations, and social media can feel overwhelming—even when a child does not say it.

Constant Comparison

Comparing a child with others can make them doubt their own progress and abilities.

Career Confusion

With so many courses and careers, students often struggle to know where to begin.

Parent–Child Conflict

Parents want the best for their child, but concern can sometimes sound like criticism.

Emotional Skills

Children need to understand their emotions, handle setbacks, and communicate well with others.

Lack of Direction

Good marks do not always bring clarity. Children also need to know what they are working towards.

Four areas that shape a child's future.

Good marks matter. But children also need direction, confidence, strong relationships, and practical life skills.

01Career Direction
01

Career Direction

Help your child understand their strengths, explore career options, and choose a path with confidence.

  • Career exploration
  • Skill planning
  • Goal setting

Not sure what your child should do next? Start here.

prod_test_1

Monday, 17 August 2026 at 1:23 PM · 60 minutes · Asia/Kolkata

If career conversations at home end in confusion, disagreement, or silence, this session will help you and your child look at the decision more clearly—without pressure or comparison.

By the end of the session, you will know how to:

  • Notice the strengths, interests, and personality clues worth exploring
  • Compare career options beyond marks, trends, and other people’s opinions
  • Have calmer and more useful career conversations at home
  • Agree on one practical next step instead of planning everything at once

Stay for the live Q&A and ask about the situation your family is facing.

Free to attend. Parents and students may join together or separately.

Questions parents usually ask before joining.

It is most useful when your child is beginning to think about subjects, streams, college, or careers but does not know where to begin. It is also for parents who want to guide their child without pressure or comparison.

That is a good reason to attend. Your child does not need a final answer before joining. The session will show you how to begin with their strengths, interests, and personality, then explore options step by step.

No—and one webinar should not make that decision for them. It will help your family understand what to consider, avoid common mistakes, and identify one sensible next step. Personal recommendations require a deeper understanding of the individual child.

Students and any child added to a parent or family registration must be 20 years old or younger. Parents and other adult family members may also attend and should register under the appropriate option.

They can attend together or separately. However, joining together can help both understand the same approach and continue the conversation more calmly at home.

Yes. There is no fee, and no payment information is required. Registration only reserves your seat and allows us to send you the session details.

The webinar is conducted online. You will receive a confirmation after registering and the joining details before the session. There will also be a live Q&A where you can ask about the situation your family is facing.

Talk to us about the next right step.

One message is enough. A webinar seat, a counselling slot, or just a question — we reply either way.

WhatsApp

+91 82961 81724

Telephonic Service

Monday to Saturday, 10:00 AM to 9:00 PM

Mail & WhatsApp

Available 24x7