My Compass, the career interest test of University Access
Thirty everyday activities and a confidence check, under ten minutes on the phone. Right away, the student sees their six areas of interest (Hands-on, Investigate, Create, Care and teach, Lead and launch, Organize), the fields of study that match and the University Access universities that offer them. The student decides who sees the result. The counselor recommends an area. Free for the student, in four languages.
Six bars in two colours: how much they like each area and how capable they feel. That gap is where the best conversation lives. Then the study areas that fit, the careers that run through each area and the University Access universities that offer them. Never "not for you".
You see the status of the class: who has not started, who has taken it and who shared it, with the strongest area of each. When the student shares, you receive the full result and a one-page conversation guide: three questions to open and what the gap between interest and confidence suggests.
In the second stage, about eight more minutes, the student sorts 18 cards of what they value in a career and answers 16 statements about how they study today. With that, each study area lands in one of four quadrants: attracts and the routine fits; attracts but will ask for preparation; does not attract but the routine fits; neither. One piece of advice in each.
For the class to use it for real, create the school account and send the link.