For students: inventories, matching, preference list

Scientific inventoriesThe Occupational Environment Analysis brings your work values, interest, competence and the way you think together in one profile. Beside it are further inventories, from exam anxiety to learning styles; your counsellor decides which one opens and when.
Occupation and programme matchingYour profile is compared with the occupation and programme catalogue; next to every suggestion is a match rate, and underneath it, which of your answers produced that rate. You can explain for yourself why one programme ranks above another.
Preference listYou scan programmes by score and rank, see quotas, compare candidates. You build the list yourself and give it your own order.
Analysis reportThe moment you finish the inventories, the report is ready: your interest distribution, competence map, strengths and matches. If your school is registered, your counsellor sees the same document; in the meeting nobody has to explain it to anybody.
Occupations dictionaryWhat is a day in this occupation like, what education does it take, where does the path lead? Open the one you wonder about, narrow by the fields you like.
Programmes dictionaryWhat is studied in a programme, what do graduates do, who does it suit, which occupations does it open? Open the one that interests you, narrow by score type and length.
Studying abroadThe real question is not the programme's name: what does a year in that city cost, do the climate and culture suit you, which country does your budget reach? All on one screen.
Study toolsYou write your task, start the timer, and the break comes on its own. The counter sits next to your goals; how many rounds you completed by the end of the day stays on record.
GoalsA university, a programme, an exam, or a goal you write yourself. The moment you choose it, which exam, which score type and which date you need comes onto the list; you tick things off as you complete them, and you see where you stand on one screen.
PlansEvery account starts on a free plan. See which plan opens what in the table below, and move up when you are ready.

Know yourself first

The inventories are lists of questions; there are no right or wrong answers. When you finish, you read your interest distribution, your competence map and the order of your work values in one report. If your school is registered, your counsellor sees the same report and you open it together in the meeting.

Then see what fits you

Your profile is matched against the occupation and programme catalogue. Every occupation and every programme carries a match rate. You open whatever you are curious about: what a day in the occupation is like, what is studied in the programme, what graduates do.

Build your own preference list

You scan programmes by your score and rank, see quotas side by side, compare candidates. You drag your preference list into order; the list is yours, the order is yours.

Move towards the goal

You write down a university, programme or exam goal; the requirements of that goal open from the catalogue. While you study, you keep your focus with a task and break cycle. Where you stand on each goal sits on one screen.

Common questions

What should I do first: the inventories or the preference list?

Start with the inventories. Once your profile takes shape, the occupation and programme matches form; when you build your preference list you then see the match rate next to every programme. The order is not enforced, you can open the list any time; but without the rate the list only looks at scores.

Can I use everything on this page if my school is not registered?

Yes. The inventories, matching, the occupation and programme dictionaries, the preference list, the abroad budget and goals all work on your own. If your school is registered, the difference is this: your counsellor sees the same report and your goal list, and you complete the inventories within the period they open.

Open your account, complete your first inventory today.

Start for free

Choosing an occupation isn't a guessing game.

Know yourself first

Then see what fits you

Build your own preference list

Move towards the goal

Common questions