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For parents in the UAE

Help your teen find a path that fits them

A 15-minute career interest assessment built for the UAE. Your teen gets their top Holland codes, matched UAE careers, and the study paths that lead there.

Get started for AED 75See what they get

One-time payment. No subscription.

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What your teen gets

Results they can actually use when choosing subjects and universities

Their top 3 Holland codes

A clear picture of the kinds of work your teen naturally enjoys, based on the Holland (RIASEC) interest model.

Careers that fit, in the UAE

Career matches drawn from 370+ careers mapped to the UAE job market, with the study paths that lead to each one.

Study paths and higher education

Recommended subjects, degrees and certifications, plus a guide to UAE higher education with links to every accredited university and program.

What the assessment looks like

Your teen rates everyday activities from "Strongly Dislike" to "Strongly Like". There are no right or wrong answers.

A page of the Mint Minds assessment, with activities rated from Strongly Dislike to Strongly Like

How it works

1

You create the account

Sign up with your email and pay AED 75 for the assessment. There is no subscription.

2

Your teen takes the assessment

74 short questions, about 15 minutes. Progress saves, so they can stop and pick up later.

3

Go through the results together

Use their matches to talk about subjects, universities and next steps.

Questions parents ask

High school students in the UAE who are starting to think about what to study and which careers might suit them.

You create the account with your email and pay for the assessment. Your teen takes it while signed in to your account, and you can both see the results.

No. AED 75 pays for one assessment. There's no subscription, and you only pay again if your teen retakes it.

The Holland (RIASEC) model, developed by psychologist John L. Holland, groups interests and careers into six types. Your teen's top three types point to careers they are likely to enjoy. Read more about the six types.

Yes, an interest-based one. It measures what your teen enjoys, not their ability, IQ or personality, and there are no right or wrong answers. How the kinds of psychometric test compare.

Answers are used to produce their results. We do not sell personal information. See our privacy policy for details.

Then there's no need to buy anything. Your teen can sign in with their school invitation at the student portal.

Give your teen a clearer starting point

AED 75, one-time. About 15 minutes for your teen.

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