COACH

Coach is an AI career-development service from CareerVillage, Inc., designed for students, job seekers and organizations supporting learners. Its public website describes guided activities for exploring career paths, building resumes, preparing for interviews and connecting education with work. It is a guidance tool: published terms require human evaluation of generated advice and say outputs must not serve as a sole factual source or substitute for professional advice. This review did not test coaching accuracy or employment outcomes.

Individual access requires an account. The official FAQ states that individual users can use Coach free with no usage limits; the observed signup form also describes free registration. Institutional access follows a different model: per-learner licenses or usage-token pricing, with quotations shaped by organization size, customization and implementation. No institutional amount was quoted during review. Standalone access, an embedded widget and API integration are described for institutions; these are not established individual-plan entitlements.

Coach's FAQ says optional memory can retain shared goals and interests, with controls to view, edit or disable it. An inviting educator or advisor may also see information from institution-associated use. The privacy policy additionally describes inputs, educational information, potentially sensitive information, service providers, analytics and session replay. Retention varies by purpose and legal obligations; deleting an account should not be described as immediate removal of every retained record.

The terms require users to be at least thirteen and comply with applicable rules. Avoid entering other people's personal information without permission. The official public email, Google and Microsoft signup options were observed with no submission, account creation, coaching messages, text-message enrollment or payment. Choose individual access for personal exploration; evaluate institutional visibility and quotation terms before deploying it for a cohort.