Students
Career Compass: discover who you could be
Career Compass helps a student explore careers through a scenario-based interview rather than a dry quiz, then produces a parent kit in 13 languages so families can talk through the options together in their first language.
Who it’s for: For older students and parents navigating stream and career choices.
How it works
Answer scenarios
The student responds to real-world situations, which surface interests and strengths more honestly than a checklist.
Explore matches
The compass maps responses to career directions the student can explore further.
Share with parents
A parent kit in the family’s language opens a grounded conversation about the future at home.
See it in a real classroom
She works through situational-judgement scenarios — "your team’s project is failing a day before submission; what do you do?" Her report suggests Science-with-CS and two alternatives, with rationale. The school counselor reviews it before release, and her parents receive the kit in Bengali.
Why it matters: A career conversation the whole family can actually have — in the language they speak at dinner.
Who uses it, and for what
Students: A scenario interview, not a checkbox quiz (student-only hub).
Principals: The counselor review gate — nothing releases unreviewed.
Parents: A career-insights kit in your language.
Admins: Instrument governance across age bands.
What makes it different
Scenario interview
Situational questions reveal genuine inclinations, avoiding the "pick your favourite subject" shallowness of typical quizzes.
Parent kit in 13 languages
Families discuss careers in their first language, so parents are real partners in the decision.
Grounded exploration
Career directions are backed by a real occupations crosswalk, not vague personality labels.
Questions schools ask
Is this just a personality quiz?
No. It uses a scenario-based interview and a real occupations crosswalk, so suggestions are grounded in how a student responds to situations, not a broad personality type.
How are parents involved?
A parent kit is produced in 13 languages so families can explore and discuss career directions together, in the language they speak at home.
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Edvation · Updated July 2026