2026 - Year 12 & EARLY ENTRY - With ADHD - Webinar #2

Year 12 & Early Entry with ADHD

Early Entry can feel like the answer to a lot of anxiety. Lock something in early, take the pressure off the ATAR, give your teen something to aim for. But for families with an ADHD teen, the decision is rarely that straightforward — and the process itself can create as many problems as it solves.

This webinar is for Year 12 parents who want an honest, practical guide to Early Entry — not just how it works, but whether it's actually the right move for your family, and how to navigate it well if it is.

What we'll cover:

1. What Early Entry is, how it works, and why universities offer it

2. Is it actually worth it for your family — an honest framework for deciding

3. How can you plan a Plan A, Plan B and even Plan C

4. Can I get any supports for my ADHD at this early phase

5. Best approaches to effective parental support

6. Q&A

What parents say:

"Honestly the most useful webinar I have attended in a long time." "

It made us feel less alone as parents."

"It reassured us that we're not doing something wrong." "

Simple and easy to digest — exactly what I needed."

Rated 9/10 by parents.

Can't make it live? A recording of this event, will be sent out to all registered attendees with 48 hours.

You can find information and tickets to all of our events here.

Before you spend hours trying to piece this together alone — spend 90 minutes with a Careers Practitioner and an Organisational Psychologist for $25 and leave with a clear picture of what to do next.

Hosted by:

Claire Pech is a Careers Advisor who has worked in the education sector for over two decades. She is Head of Careers at an Independent School in Sydney working with high school students. She has an interest in ADHD and other neurodivergences and how it impacts the career planning process. She also works privately under Claire Pech Careers working with students and adults with ADHD, and is a mum of three teenagers.

Amanda Krulis is an endorsed Organisational Psychologist and also specialises in supporting others with ADHD. She works as a management consultant and also delivers bespoke coaching for young adults and adults with ADHD - ADHD-Detective.