Career DNA is a guidance tool based on the widely used six-type interest model (RIASEC). It is not a scientific psychometric assessment or a final career decision; we recommend reviewing your result with a school counsellor or one of our advisors.
How it works
- Answer all 30 statements honestly. There are no right or wrong answers.
- Enter your contact details to unlock your result.
- See your top three interest types, matching university majors and the courses to take in Grades 11 and 12.
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You have answered all 30 statements. Your interest profile, matching university majors and recommended Canadian high school courses are one step away.
Your Career DNA
Ontario course codes are shown; every province offers equivalent senior courses.
How a Canadian high school helps this profile
In Canadian high schools students choose many of their own courses, and universities look closely at the relevant senior courses from the last two years. Choosing the right courses in Grades 11 and 12 leads directly to your target major. Use the school finder to shortlist schools with strong programs in these subjects.
Frequently asked questions
What is the Career DNA test?
Career DNA is a free 30-statement interest test for students aged about 12 to 18. It uses the six-type RIASEC model (Realistic, Investigative, Artistic, Social, Enterprising, Conventional) to show your strongest interest areas, matching university majors and the Canadian high school courses that support them.
Is the result a final career decision?
No. The test is a guidance tool, not a scientific psychometric assessment. Interests change with experience, so we recommend discussing your result with a school counsellor or one of our advisors.
Why do course choices in Grades 11 and 12 matter in Canada?
Canadian universities usually admit students based on their senior (Grade 12, sometimes Grade 11) courses. Many programs require specific prerequisites; for example engineering typically requires Advanced Functions, Calculus and Vectors, Chemistry and Physics, so choosing the right courses early keeps your options open.