
Online career guidance
Not just a test but a whole route. Interactive photo questions, a strengths report, careers in 4 fields tailored to the teenager, a week-long virtual internship and universities they can realistically get into.
Try it freeYour teenager can try on dozens of professions before university: in a test, at camp, in real projects. And “I don't know” turns into “this is what I want”.
Free · 5 minutes · instant result 4.6 · 119 Google reviews

Some start with a test at home, others with a summer at camp. Both lead to the moment a teenager says: “Oh, this is so me.”

Not just a test but a whole route. Interactive photo questions, a strengths report, careers in 4 fields tailored to the teenager, a week-long virtual internship and universities they can realistically get into.
Try it free
Like a tailor's workshop: here a profession is tried on until it fits perfectly. In one session, kids build a real project from idea to presentation, in English and with new friends.
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Career guidance tools made for working with young people: the test and reports for a class or group, a workshop for students and a dashboard where you see everyone. Under your own brand if you like.
Try it with students“I don't know what I want to be” is normal at 15. Start with 5 minutes, then go as far as you need.
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Volunteering at a children's camp18 photo questions like this show what the teenager is really into.
Outdoors, a new site every week
A bright office, your own deskorEither-or choices reveal motivation, team role and environment.
School psychologist · top matchStrengths in plain words, and the careers that grow out of them.
Real Google reviews of our camps and career guidance.
My 13-year-old daughter went to camp in Portugal with Big Fish. To say she loved it is an understatement. … We really liked that the children are listened to and that the day's plans are discussed with them.
Our child is at camp and we're at ease. … We're especially happy with the simple, quick communication with the office, the psychologist and the doctor alike.
As for the career guidance, it's all great. Every child gets to choose their own direction. … Everyone spoke about their project with real excitement.
Big Fish isn't a faceless service. Since 2009 we've run the camps, projects and consultations ourselves, so you talk to people who know your child by name.



Went from a British school to Cambridge and the Sorbonne, and knows what it's like to choose where to go next. For more than 13 years he has helped teenagers find their direction and get into universities in Europe and the UK.



Studied in ten countries. Helps teenagers hear themselves, and parents hear their teenager. For more than 18 years she has created Big Fish's educational programmes and camps and advised families.
This is what happens when a profession is tried first and chosen second.



Sometimes one evening is enough for a teenager to say for the first time: “Oh, this is so me.” The free test is the easiest way to find out.