Example with made-up data
Your best-matching careers
Path: finding an apprenticeship. The careers are ordered by how well they match your answers.
- 1Healthcare assistant (EFZ)
visible with Pro (your three best matches)
86 %
- 2Medical practice assistant (EFZ)
visible with Pro (your three best matches)
82 %
- 3Retail specialist (EFZ)
visible with Pro (your three best matches)
78 %
- 4Office clerk (EFZ)
visible for free
74 %
- 5Childcare and social care specialist (EFZ)
visible for free
71 %
Free: ranks 4 and 5. Full report: your three best careers with names, career fields, education paths, application starter pack, PDF.
What you can do with it
- Compare careers: what do 1st and 4th place have in common, and what not?
- See education paths: apprenticeship, vocational baccalaureate, further training.
- Your strengths and interests in words you can use when applying.
Your next step
- Conversation sheet with eight questions for parents or a careers adviser.
- Application starter pack: CV, cover letter, asking for a trial day.
- A plan for the next four weeks.
The percentages are an orientation aid based on weighted rules (skills, interests, access, feasibility) and do not replace personal career guidance.