Parental support: how to help your children discover their calling and path to a successful future
Join us on June 28 for a discussion led by Arturs Pilkevics, the Head of Exupery International School, and Rhonda Fisher, Director of Counseling.
Parental support: how to help your children discover their calling and path to a successful future
Join us on June 28 for a discussion led by Arturs Pilkevics, the Head of Exupery International School, and Rhonda Fisher, Director of Counseling.
What if there are only 2-3 years left in school, but the child is still uncertain about their field of interest?

During high school, it's important for students to not only prepare for university but also discover what they are passionate about. So it's vital for students to engage in what genuinely excites them, obtain the first results, savour success and make up their minds about where to apply. That is — to owe the decision based on true interests, rather than grades or parents’ experience.

How can the school help students explore their interests and choose the right path for their future?

Join us on June 28 at 5 PM for a discussion led by Arturs Pilkevics, the Head of School at Exupery, and Rhonda Fisher, Director of Counseling. We’ll address all these pending issues and figure out the differences between local and international education. Arturs will share his opinion on how this can be solved as well as his relevant experience from international schools in Brazil, Indonesia and Latvia and discuss any issues attendees may be facing.
The event is conducted in English. On-site Latvian and Russian translations will be available. If you wish to attend, please register at the following link:
Our address: Jaunā iela 10, Piņķi, Babītes pagasts, LV-2107
See you on June 28, 5pm!
Arturs Pilkevics
Head of EIS
Arturs Pilkevics, the Head of School at Exupery, is a strong educational leader committed to student success fostering a happy and successful learning community.

With over 15 years of experience as a principal, athletic director and teacher in schools across Germany, Brazil, Indonesia and Latvia, he has become a multilingual cross-cultural expert on teaching and educational management. His personal passion for neuroscience in education has also made him a successful speaker, workshop leader and blogger. Arturs holds a Masters in Sports Science as well as a Masters in Educational Leadership and all four of his children are happy students of EIS.
Arturs Pilkevics
Head of EIS
Arturs Pilkevics, the Head of School at Exupery, is a strong educational leader committed to student success fostering a happy and successful learning community.

With over 15 years of experience as a principal, athletic director and teacher in schools across Germany, Brazil, Indonesia and Latvia, he has become a multilingual cross-cultural expert on teaching and educational management. His personal passion for neuroscience in education has also made him a successful speaker, workshop leader and blogger. Arturs holds a Masters in Sports Science as well as a Masters in Educational Leadership and all four of his children are happy students of EIS.
Rhonda Fisher
Director of Counseling
Dr. Fisher has dedicated over 15 years assisting high school students from various countries in achieving their aspirations of attending their first-choice universities. Alongside her counseling work, she has an academic background as a Sociology professor in the United States. In addition to her professional endeavors, Dr. Fisher is also the mother of 5 children. Balancing her roles as counselor and parent has provided her with valuable insights into the challenges faced by students and families throughout the university application process.
Rhonda Fisher
Director of Counseling
Dr. Fisher has dedicated over 15 years assisting high school students from various countries in achieving their aspirations of attending their first-choice universities. Alongside her counseling work, she has an academic background as a Sociology professor in the United States. In addition to her professional endeavors, Dr. Fisher is also the mother of 5 children. Balancing her roles as counselor and parent has provided her with valuable insights into the challenges faced by students and families throughout the university application process.
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