Don't guess your future. Experience it.
PathIQ lets you simulate real careers before committing to years of study. Make confident decisions backed by experience.
How it works
Start with a quiz about how you think, and finish with a shortlist of degrees you've actually tested.
Start with the career quiz
A structured questionnaire that maps how you think, decide, and work to the career directions that fit you.
Reviewed by Dr John Molineux, Senior Lecturer, Deakin Business School.
What you get
A personalised PDF report with your top career matches, best-fit industries, and recommended career pathways.
Enter Real Career Simulations
Step into day-in-the-life scenarios that mirror the tasks, decisions, and pressures of actual careers.
What you get
A personalised career fit score based on both your psychology quiz and your simulation performance.
Explore Your Career Pathway
Understand what the role could look like long term, from entry-level positions through to future growth opportunities and leadership pathways.
What you get
Insights into potential career progression, future earning pathways, and how your role could evolve over the next 5–10 years.
Get Matched to Degrees
Discover the degrees, courses, and universities that align with your ideal career path. Compare options side-by-side to make informed decisions about your future.
What you get
Clear university and degree recommendations, entry requirements, and side-by-side comparisons to help choose the right pathway for you.
Powered by AI
Simulations that read what you write.
A quiz asks what might suit you. A PathIQ simulation puts you inside the job and responds to the choices you actually make. Answer in your own words and AI scores your thinking, then tells you why.
Real tasks from real roles
Every simulation is built from an actual job, so the decisions you face are the ones the role actually asks of you.
AI reads what you write
When you answer in your own words, AI scores your thinking and explains why, not just whether a box was right or wrong.
Feedback you can act on
You leave each task with a score and specific, plain-language notes on what to sharpen next time.
Emergency Nurse · Task 4 of 5
Two patients arrive at once. Explain how you decide who is seen first.
Your answer
Strong call prioritising cardiac risk over arrival order, and good instinct to delegate obs. To push higher, name the triage scale you are using and one red flag that would change the order.
Career education your students will actually finish.
Unlimited student access
Every student in your cohort, no per-seat licences.
Real-time analytics
See engagement, popular careers, and the students who need guidance.
Curriculum integration
Align simulations with your careers program and VCE/VCAL requirements.
Counsellor booking built in
Students go from simulation result to counsellor conversation in two clicks.
Most students choose blind.
The most expensive decision a student makes is the one they make without ever seeing the job.
39%
of 15-year-olds don't know what career to pursue, the highest level on record
OECD, PISA 2022
45%
have ever visited a workplace or shadowed a job before choosing a path
OECD, 2022
1 in 4
domestic students who start a bachelor's degree drop out before finishing
Aust. Dept of Education, 2023