For parents of high schoolers
Help your teen pick a path that will still be hiring when they graduate.
A 7-minute quiz matches your teen's interests, personality and values to careers ranked by where the jobs are headed. Built on U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics projections through 2035.
Do it together on your phone, or hand it over. No account needed. You see their top matches before you pay anything.
Most career tests answer half the question.
What fits them
Interest and personality tests tell your teen what they might enjoy. That part matters.
What will still exist
They rarely tell you whether those jobs are growing, shrinking, or being reshaped by AI. Ikigai answers both.
What your teen gets
Every match is scored on fit and on projected growth, wages and openings.
Careers that fit who they are, ranked by where the jobs are headed.
How they like to work, what drives them, and what drains them.
Where what they love, what they're good at, what pays and what the world needs overlap.
What to study, which classes and activities help, and first steps to try this year.
Something concrete to talk through together, instead of "so, what do you want to do?"
How it works
- Start the quiz now. Together on your phone, or text them the link.
- About 7 minutes. On a phone, no account needed.
- See their top matches. Unlock the full report for $29, one time.
Full report
$29 one time
Less than one hour of private college counseling. Theirs to keep and revisit. Taking the quiz needs no account.
Questions parents ask
What age is this for?
High schoolers ages 13 and up. It also works well for college students choosing a major.
Where does the job data come from?
Career growth, wages and openings come from U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics employment projections, matched to occupation data from O*NET.
What happens to my teen's answers?
The quiz asks about personality, interests, strengths, values and working style, plus their education and any work experience they choose to add. Those answers are saved with their results so the page can be reopened later, and they are sent to the AI model that writes the personality read and the explanation of each match. See our privacy policy for what else is collected and how to ask for it to be deleted.
My teen has no idea what they want. Will this still help?
That's who it's built for. The quiz doesn't ask what they want to be. It asks how they think, what they enjoy and what matters to them, then does the matching.
Does it replace their school counselor?
No. It gives you and their counselor a data-backed starting point to build on.
They're picking a major for jobs in 2035.
Give them real data to pick with. 7 minutes, right now.