Unsure Which Major
"I like design, but I also like biology." Many students have several interests but don't yet know which are truly strong enough to be their first choice.
In one session, students map 34 talent themes, find their 7 strongest talents, and get a picture of the majors and careers that fit best, with concrete next steps.
Report-card grades matter, but they can't answer "where do I fit?" Without understanding their dominant talents and how they learn, choosing a major becomes guesswork.
"I like design, but I also like biology." Many students have several interests but don't yet know which are truly strong enough to be their first choice.
Parents want to help, but often can only say "as long as you enjoy it." Without clear information about their child's talents, conversations about majors go round in circles.
The child feels pushed, the parents feel worried. Without common ground, talking about the future only gets tense.
The student completes the Talents Mapping assessment online.
The results are discussed with Kak Farin and the parents.
A complete report and concrete next steps.
Kak Farin leads every Petain Bakat session herself. It's not just reading out test results: she talks with the student and the parents until the right direction is really clear.
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Kak Farin doesn't just hand over the results. She reads them together with the student and parents: which talents are strengths, which need a different approach, and what to try after the session.
Results need to be understood, not just read.
"After the session I understood much better which parts of me are really strong and which I need to keep practising."
"The explanation was easy to follow. Now I have an idea of which activities to try first."
"I felt calmer because the results were discussed one by one, not just handed over as a report."
After the session, you and your parents get a complete report: not just a score, but an explanation you can use straight away to discuss majors.
The student and parents receive a report ranking all 34 talent themes. In the session, Kak Farin explains them one by one: which are dominant, which need a different approach, and which majors fit the pattern.
34 talent themes, from the strongest to those that need a special strategy.
The ranking orders the 34 themes from the most dominant to those that need a different approach. The session focuses on the Top 7, the part that says most about your child's potential.
The results are designed to be used right away: parents can talk about majors at home, school counsellors can follow up at school, and students get a clear map of their strengths.
Concrete material for talking about majors without guesswork, and a clear idea of how to support your child's talents.
Counsellors can use the results as a basis for discussing subject streams. Student information becomes more structured and personal.
90 minutes with Kak Farin, with results you can keep discussing majors with for weeks to come.
Things people often ask before signing up.
The Talent Ranking lists 34 talent themes, ordered from the most dominant. The session focuses on the top 7 and the bottom 7.
No. Petain Bakat uses the Talents Mapping method: it looks at the natural talent patterns your child already has, not their interests.
It fits best for students in grades 10–12 and those on a gap year.
No. It gives a picture and material for discussion, and never forces your child into one particular major.
Absolutely. It's even better when parents join, so the conversation about majors is more open.
Yes. Sessions are held online on Zoom.
One 90-minute session can be a turning point. Your child understands themselves better, and you have concrete material to discuss majors.
34 Talent Themes · 90-Minute Session · Complete Report · Action Plan