Evidence-based career and stream-fit assessments for students in Grades 1–12 — built on RIASEC (Holland, 1959), Gardner's Multiple Intelligences (1983), and the Big Five model, paired with StreamWise Radar — a live tracker for every exam window that matters to your profile. Delivered exactly when it can still shape the decision.
New to RIASEC or Gardner's MI? See what they actually measure →The stream decision happens before Grade 11 — not after. Each report is built for what's actually at stake at that stage, using instruments validated for that age.
The earliest read on how a young mind naturally works — which of eight strength types stand out. Answered by a parent or teacher through observed behaviour, not self-report.
Is a pattern starting to show? Strength profile meets a first read on emerging interests — an early alignment check, years before anything must be decided.
A 55-question assessment (RIASEC + Big Five) producing a Holland Code, a recommended stream, and 2–3 career directions — delivered before Grade 11 subject selection, when it can still shape the decision.
The stream is chosen — this doesn't reopen it. A narrower, applied read on where you fit within it: which branch, which specialisation, which kind of role.
■ Full report unlocks working-style layer, subject-wise notes, and matched Radar access.
■ Full report unlocks nurturing activities specific to this strength, and what to watch for.
■ Full report unlocks what this pairing suggests, and what to expect from Compass at Grade 9.
■ Full report unlocks named paths, matched entrance exams, and your guided path.
The 4 reports above tell you a direction. Radar is a different product entirely — a live tracker for the olympiads, scholarships, and entrance windows that follow.
Deadlines don't wait for reflection. This is the part that keeps working after a report is read.
Published, peer-reviewed psychological frameworks tested for decades — turned into a report you can actually read and question, not a relative's memory or a single counsellor's opinion.
Read the full story →Answer → Score → Match → Report — a transparent pipeline, every step checkable, nothing interpreted by a person along the way.
See all four steps in full →