Find out what your child is actually drawn to.

A 36-pair interest assessment built on Holland's RIASEC model. Your child picks whichever of two activities appeals more, and you get a clear picture of the work that suits them — well before the stream and subject decisions have to be made.

36 pairs · about 5 minutes · the snapshot is free, with nothing to pay upfront

A sample snapshot

Example
  • Artistic10
  • Social9
  • Enterprising7
  • Investigative5
  • Conventional4
  • Realistic3

Strongest types: Artistic and Social. This child is drawn to creating things and to working with people — expression and design on one side, teaching, helping and listening on the other.

In the detailed report

  • Top career matches, each with a match rating
  • What all six scores mean for your child
  • Entrance exams, courses and next steps per career

Unlocks after your child finishes the test.

Six kinds of interest

Holland's model sorts what people enjoy into six types. Most children are a blend of two or three — the test finds which.

Four steps, about ten minutes

  1. 01

    You register

    Your name, your child's name, and which class they're in. About a minute.

  2. 02

    Your child gets a link

    Open it on their phone or yours, whenever suits them. Nothing is timed.

  3. 03

    They answer 36 questions

    Pairs of everyday activities — pick whichever one appeals more.

  4. 04

    You get the snapshot

    Six interest scores, and a plain-language read on the two that stand out.

Questions parents ask

What is RIASEC?

A widely used model of career interests developed by psychologist John Holland. It sorts what people enjoy doing into six types — Realistic, Investigative, Artistic, Social, Enterprising and Conventional. Most people are a blend of two or three.

Who takes the test — me or my child?

Your child does. You register and receive the link, but the 36 questions are written for them to answer directly. Answers are most useful when they are your child's own, not what they think you want to hear.

How long does it take?

About 5 minutes. Each question is a quick pick between two activities, one at a time, and progress is saved as they go, so it is fine to stop and come back.

Is this a test my child can fail?

No. There are no right answers and no score to beat. It measures what your child is drawn to, not how capable they are. Nothing here predicts marks or ranks students against each other.

What is free and what is paid?

The 36 questions and the interest snapshot are free. A detailed report, a step-by-step roadmap, and a 1:1 consultation are available afterwards as optional paid add-ons.

What happens to what I enter?

This is a demo build. Nothing you type is sent to a server or stored anywhere beyond your own browser session — close the tab and it is gone. No SMS or WhatsApp message is sent, and no payment is taken.

Start with what your child enjoys.

The snapshot is free, and it takes about ten minutes of your child's time.

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