Andrew got an innocuous tap on the shoulder from his university professor who helped him realize a deep-rooted desire to build relationships and make a difference by seeking a career path with non-profit organizations.

Ridhwanlai, a Loran Scholar, nurtured his love of science, poetry and "daydreaming" in high school during the COVID-19 pandemic and found the time to created a non-profit called "Wake-up Mental Health" for students who struggled and needed support.

Ridhwanlai, a Loran Scholar, nurtured his love of science, poetry and "daydreaming" in high school during the COVID-19 pandemic and found the time to created a non-profit called "Wake-up Mental Health" for students who struggled and needed support.

Shelby caught the entrepreneurial "bug" in high school, learning to "trust [her] gut" as she started a series of businesses and worked with a variety of marketing teams.  First draft... please check on this. Not getting a lot of feedback. 

Anthony found his most authentic and creative learning in real experiences that led him to own and operate a recording studio for aspiring bands in New Westminster and tour with one of his own.

Natan claims he didn't follow the "good student" path in school, constantly seeking creative projects and educational pathways that forced him to "get good at things" and discover his why. 

Adventures in Careerland - S8 E1 - Andre Poirier

To begin season eight, Andre expresses how he felt "lost at sea" in his high school life before finding a harbour in a broadcast media program that continually tests his mettle, skills, and  teamwork abilities.