FIRST SESSION APRIL 10TH AT 7:30PM EST
An Online Event for High Schoolers, Recent Graduates, and Their Parents. Discover Clarity for Your Next Steps and Confidence for Your Future.
Are you the parent of a high school student or recent high school graduate who is seeking clarity on how best to support your young adult as they uncover and pursue their interests? Are you unsure that the traditional college environment is the best next step for your child?
If you’re ready to find alternatives that will provide a guaranteed path to a thriving life for your student marked by likeminded peer community, marketable skills that will move them forward, and a clear model for figuring out what’s next, you’re in the right place.
Have you ever found yourself looking at all of the options available for young adults to pursue after high school and wondered:
“How do I help my child choose the one that will be beneficial for them?”
There’s college, trade school, a myriad of gap year programs, specialized intensives, etc.
One of the things we talk a lot about at Unbound is the difference between thriving and success and what that means for these decisions.
We focus specifically on the impact this difference has on the foundation young adults build throughout high school and the first 1-3 years after graduation.
In this session, we’re going to be diving into this difference live on Zoom.
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Appearing on stages and podcasts, and leading events around the country, Jonathan teaches young adults and their parents how to ask the right questions, take action, and understand key truths that will enable them to live well. Jonathan’s energetic speaking and teaching style engages and inspires, while his honesty, practical advice, and relentless focus on hope encourages, equips, and enables audiences. Jonathan brings almost 25 years of experience working with young adults and families in a variety of settings from education to business and from church work to outdoor adventures. He lives in the middle of the Shenandoah Valley, VA with his wife Kara and their eight children.