Career guidance
For subject choices, courses, colleges, universities or a change in career direction.
See the guidance pathwaysContact & visit
You do not need to know which programme to ask for. Tell us what you are trying to understand, learn or build. We will help you find the right next conversation.
Find the closest starting point
These are the conversations people most often begin with us. You can explore first or contact us straight away—either is fine.
For subject choices, courses, colleges, universities or a change in career direction.
See the guidance pathwaysFor English, practical skills, IELTS, DET, PTE, TOEFL or the Living SkillBench™ Academy.
See skills and coursesFor career guidance, well-being, teacher development, parent engagement or skills partnerships.
See school partnershipsFor the 120+ hour career-counsellor programme, Rosemounts tools and practice support.
See counsellor trainingLooking for language study in India or student well-being support?
Prepare your enquiry
Complete the short form and we will prepare a WhatsApp message with your details. You will see the full message before choosing to send it.
Visit Rosemounts in Dehradun
Our centre is in Race Course, near Police Lines. Please call or WhatsApp before travelling so we can connect you with the right person when you arrive.
Before you contact us
Calling or sending a WhatsApp message before you come is recommended, especially if you want to meet a counsellor or discuss a particular course. It helps us make sure the right person is available.
Yes. Many first conversations and a number of Rosemounts pathways can begin online. The right format depends on the person, programme and purpose, so we will confirm it with you.
There is no fee for the first conversation in which we understand what you need and whether Rosemounts is the right place to help. Any programme or service fee is explained before you decide.
Yes. International learners can ask about studying Hindi, English or Sanskrit in Dehradun, learning arrangements and practical support for their stay in India.
No pressure