FutureFrame Pilot Schools

FutureFrame can be introduced through a short pilot program that allows schools to experience the system with a small group of students before expanding implementation. 

Pilot Structure

The pilot is designed to be simple and flexible.

Schools typically:

• select one class, advisory group, or grade level
• introduce students to the FutureFrame process
• run a small number of career exploration activities
• guide student reflection and pattern tracking

Time Commitment

The pilot can be completed over a short period of time.

Most schools integrate FutureFrame into:

• advisory periods
• existing career exploration time
• occasional classroom sessions

No major schedule changes are required.

What Schools Learn from the Pilot

During the pilot, schools are able to:

• observe student engagement
• review student reflections and portfolios
• identify emerging interest patterns
• determine how FutureFrame fits within their structure

What Students Produce

By the end of the pilot, students will have:

• completed multiple career exploration experiences
• reflected on their interests and preferences
• begun identifying personal patterns
• started building a FutureFrame Portfolio

Support & Setup

Schools receive access to:

• the Student Hub
• the Teacher Hub
• implementation guidance
• ready-to-use materials

This allows schools to begin quickly without additional preparation.

A pilot program provides a low-risk way to evaluate how FutureFrame supports your students and aligns with your school’s goals.

Start a Pilot Program → contact us at futureframe@careercodeconsultants.com