Chart a post-graduation plan with iExplore!
Insight combines state of the art online teaching techniques with experienced state-certified teachers to prepare students for post-graduation success. Our students work collaboratively and gain valuable 21st century skills to better prepare for college and a career in our increasingly digital world.
Our iExplore program is a comprehensive resource for information on career pathways, college planning, on-the-job internships, mentorships and more. Virtual classroom sessions include one-on-one student-teacher meetings, and live instructional sessions.
Gain experience
Connect with the real world—for real experience and inspiration.
Insight brings the outside world into the school setting, and also brings students into the world to learn firsthand.
- Experience Series—every month throughout the school year, we bring in a national speaker and have a virtual “all school assembly” bringing Insight students together from across the nation. Past speakers have included nationally prominent:
- Animators
- Filmmakers
- Politicians
- Photojournalists
- Professional athletes
- Archaeologists
- Fashion designers
- Internships—for real-world hands-on experience!
- Virtual internships are completed 100% online
- On-premise internships allow students to work at an organization in their community
- In most cases, elective credit can be earned for completing an internship
- All internships are facilitated by a member of the Insight faculty
- Internships are available for students that meet certain requirements —talk to an Academic Counselor to find out how to work this into your schedule!
Prepare for college
Guidance you can trust from career and college planning experts.
Insight offers access to career and college planning and support with Academic Counselors and iAchieve Advisors.
- Advisors post office hours and connect with students and parents to discuss goals and interests. Both Advisors and Academic Counselors guide students to important planning resources—such as the Career Information System, a college planning calendar, and more.
- Career and college goals are tracked by Academic Counselors in the iAchieve Student Learning Plan—including targeted colleges, scholarships, and career aspirations.
Plan for your career
A focus on career planning.
What kind of job or career do you want after graduating from high school? A biologist? A baker? Mechanic? Teacher? Are you trying to figure that out?
Insight offers important tools to help students evaluate their own strengths and interests, and explore career directions that are both satisfying and rewarding.
- Career preparation and planning
- Use the Career Information System (CIS) in iExplore to learn about yourself, discover career interests, and plan for future career success
- Take the IDEAS (Interest, Determination, Exploration and Assessment System®) test to discover how your interests match an array of careers
- Take the Career Cluster Inventory test to pinpoint the career clusters that complement your preferred skills
- Learn about financial aid options
- Learn how to prepare for a job interview and write a resume
- Set both short- and long-term education goals to match your career interests
- Learn how to be successful on the job
- Career Pathways
- Our Career Pathways are based on standard career clusters established by the States’ Career Cluster Initiative (SCCI). Within each pathway you’ll find customized elective courses, mentor and internship opportunities.
- For the 2010-2011 school year, we’re featuring several career cluster pathways:
- Business Management and Administration
- Health Sciences
- Arts, Audio-Visual Technology, and Communication
- Law, Public Safety, Corrections, and Security
- Human Services