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MSHE RK via Tengrinews, 17 Sep 2026Ten real-world tasks, honest feedback from an AI mentor, and a clearer feeling for what the work is really like — before you commit to a major.
Career choice happens blind
of 40,000+ surveyed school students say schools lack career-guidance opportunities
Tengrinews, 2024of key job skills are expected to change by 2030
WEF Future of Jobs Report 2025How it works
Pick a path
Choose a profession you are curious about, not one you have already decided on.
Try the real work
Move through ten short tasks based on the decisions professionals make every day.
Notice your reaction
Get a snapshot of your fit, your energy, and a roadmap for what to explore next.
Not a test. A trial of real work.
| Criterion | Personality tests | Internships | PathTry |
|---|---|---|---|
| Real work tasks | no | yes | yes |
| Takes 10 minutes | yes | no | yes |
| Made for school students | yes | no | yes |
| AI mentor feedback | no | no | yes |
| Free & no sign-up | partly | no | yes |
Fifteen paths to try
Software Developer
Turn messy problems into tools, products, and experiences that work.
Data Analyst
Clean messy information, find meaningful patterns, and explain what the data can and cannot say.
Cybersecurity Specialist
Protect people and systems by spotting threats early and responding calmly.
Game Developer
Design and build worlds, rules, and moments that make people want to keep playing.
Doctor
Combine science, judgement, and human connection when people need help.
Psychologist
Use evidence and empathy to help people understand patterns and make change possible.
Nurse
Keep patients safe around the clock, notice changes early, and turn care plans into action.
Veterinarian
Diagnose and treat animals who cannot explain what hurts — and support the people who love them.
Designer
Make complex things feel clear, useful, and human through visual thinking.
Journalist
Ask sharp questions, verify information, and tell stories people can trust.
Architect
Shape spaces by balancing people, materials, safety, beauty, and constraints.
Filmmaker
Tell stories with images, sound, and timing — and lead a crew to make them real.
Lawyer
Find the relevant facts, build a reasoned argument, and help people move forward.
Teacher
Make ideas understandable, notice where learners are stuck, and build confidence.
Entrepreneur
Find a real problem, test an idea, and make thoughtful decisions with limited information.
Tested with real students
understanding of the day-to-day work, before → after (out of 5)
learned something new about the real work
found the profession more interesting
would recommend it to a friend: answered “yes” or “maybe”, nobody said “no”
said the result matched how they felt (fully or partly)
how close the tasks feel to real work
ease of use
PathFinder usefulness among those who used it
- Clear, convenient interface and design
- Good questions in the tasks
- Explanations from the AI mentor
- PathFinder occasionally failed to answer — made more reliable, with a fallback
- More realistic situations in tasks — next content update
For universities & EdTech
Applicant interest analytics
Anonymous, aggregated insight into which careers students try, where interest grows, and which tasks energise them.
Warm, targeted leads
Students who asked for a roadmap in your field — with consent to be contacted.
Branded experiments
Tasks built around your programmes, so applicants try the career before they apply.
Become a PathTry partner
Leave a contact and we will send an analytics demo and pilot terms.
Grounded in how work is actually described.
PathTry turns common work activities into short, low-stakes scenarios. The starting point is the O*NET OnLine occupational database and the European ESCO skills taxonomy, then each task is rewritten for students in plain language.
This is an exploration tool, not a psychological test or a prediction of future success.