Career and university planning
Who this is for: pupils in grade 12 · Where: Career in the sidebar, once your homeroom teacher has started it.
What this page is for
Working out what to study and where: an interests questionnaire, suggested professions, real university and faculty requirements, an honest view of whether your grades fit, and a checklist of documents.
It has to be started for you
The page does not exist until your homeroom teacher launches it for the class. If you cannot see it, it has not been started — that is not a fault.
It is grade 12 only.
The steps
- About you — citizenship and residency, which decide which admission rules apply
- Interests questionnaire — 36 statements, scored across six interest types
- Professions — suggestions based on your results; you pick the ones that interest you
- Where — worldwide, one country, or locally
- Search — real faculties with their entry requirements
- Look up a specific institution — if you already have one in mind
- Review and finish — shortlist, then generate your target card
What locks, and why
Several steps can only be done once. Each is a real AI search that costs your school tokens, so they are protected against being run repeatedly.
| Step | What happens |
|---|---|
| Professions | Confirming your choices locks the questionnaire and the suggestions |
| Search | You get one university search, ever |
| Look up an institution | Up to 10 attempts in total |
| Finishing | Your shortlist locks — no adding, removing or reordering |
Each lock warns you first. Once locked, only a teacher reset reopens it, and a reset clears everything you had entered and costs your school tokens again.
Take the questionnaire seriously the first time.
The document checklist stays editable after you finish — ticking off a certificate is ongoing progress, not part of the decision.
Honest fit, not encouragement
Where a country admits on a BAC-style average, you are told what you would need in your final year to reach each faculty's threshold — including when that is higher than looks achievable.
Systems that do not work that way are marked as not comparable rather than guessed at.
Who else sees it
Once you finish, your homeroom teacher, your director and your parents can see your plan. Before that it is yours alone.
Rules and limits
- Grade 12, teacher-launched.
- One university search, 10 institution look-ups.
- Questionnaire and shortlist lock; only a teacher reset reopens them.
- A reset clears everything and spends tokens again.
- Requirements come from real sources and can still go out of date — always confirm on the university's own site.
Troubleshooting
"Career is not in my sidebar." Your teacher has not launched it, or you are not in grade 12.
"I cannot search again." One search per pupil. Your shortlisted faculties are saved.
"I want to redo the questionnaire." Ask your teacher for a reset — and know it clears everything.
"A deadline looks like it already passed." Dates are reported for the next intake, but always verify on the official site.
"I cannot remove a faculty from my shortlist." You have finished. The shortlist is locked; the document checklist is not.