Career coaching & assessment
What suits me?
Find out before deciding
A comprehensive assessment, exploratory major options, a detailed report and a development plan the student can review with family and counselors.
The comprehensive assessment
200 questions
across 6 areas
A wider view of the student: personality, interests, values, skills, reasoning and readiness for the university decision.
- Saved as a draft as the student goes
- Validated on completion with the student’s consent
- Results linked to the date of the assessment, with a development plan
Questions per area
The six areas
What each part tells the student
50 items
My personality
Five dimensions (Big Five): extraversion, agreeableness, conscientiousness, emotional stability and openness, explained with examples from study and daily life.
60 items
What work attracts me?
Six RIASEC areas: realistic, investigative, artistic, social, enterprising and conventional, with a short code, career families and activities to try.
24 items
What matters to me?
Learning, impact, independence, income, stability and teamwork, ranked with the trade-offs between options explained.
36 items
My skills today
Confidence in technical, quantitative, creative, communication, organization and care skills, backed by a project, an experience or a teacher’s note.
20 questions
Applied reasoning
Short numerical, logical and verbal reasoning questions, with the student’s answers and explanations shown after completion.
10 items
Am I ready to decide?
What the student knows and what is missing about programs, costs, language and admission requirements, with questions for family and counselor.
Major matching
A transparent
matching method
Majors are ranked with published, guidance-only weights, never a hidden algorithm.
- 18 exploratory study and career paths: computing and data, engineering, health, education, business, design, law and more
- A shortlist of the top six options, with reasons and fit indicators
- Deep dives into the top three: practical experience, skills, requirements and questions for a specialist
Published weights
A guidance indicator to order the options, totalling 100%.
The report
A report that helps
the student decide
Students download their career report from their own page as a PDF or HTML, ready to print and discuss.
Inside the report
Atlas of Your Future
- Your results: personality, interests, values, skills and a reasoning review
- Career families, six majors and three detailed path studies
- Training gaps, university readiness and a 90-day plan
- A decision matrix, the limits of the results, data sources and privacy
From result to decision
A decision built on real experience
Initial result
The student sees three close options on the fit indicator.
Try it
They complete a small project in one option and record what they learned.
Compare
They review subjects, admission, language and cost with family and counselor.
Next step
They build a university shortlist and complete the missing information.
Responsible guidance
Results guide the student. They do not decide for them.
- Personality scores are descriptive, not a diagnosis or a comparison with peers
- Self-rated skills show confidence, not proven mastery
- Reasoning questions are a learning sample, not an IQ test
- External tools such as O*NET can be added manually, and any external analysis requires the student’s consent
Start on iLEAP
Your future
starts here
Students can create an account and start right away. Schools can book a demo to activate the LMS, CRM and partnership services.
