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Who it's for / Schools & Districts

Compass for Schools & Districts

Empower every student to discover their path. Support every educator to guide them there.

Run Compass across many educators and classes with continuity between years, controlled staff access, and administration that survives staff turnover.

A school leader greeting students with backpacks as they arrive at the entrance of a school building.

What schools and districts get

  • Scalable career-discovery planning

    Multiple educators and classes under one school, with students keeping one permanent Compass identity.

  • Educator support

    Staff get the same class tools, so implementation doesn't depend on one enthusiastic teacher.

  • Coordinated reporting and visibility

    Role-based access to the reports staff are authorized to see, with protected student support records kept separate.

  • Equitable access

    School and district access can be sponsored for students on a roster so cost isn't the barrier to participation.

In practice

How an implementation is structured

  • Many educators and classes, one permanent student identity
  • Role-based staff access and protected support records
  • Sponsored access so students aren't blocked by cost
  • Annual school licensing; districts get a custom quote

Request a district quote

Compass is in active development and pricing is finalised per district. Tell us how many schools, educators, and students you expect to include, and whether you plan to sponsor student access. We'll come back with a written annual quote — no automated checkout, and nothing charged until you agree to it.

Talk to us about your school or district.

School access is licensed annually. Districts get a custom quote based on size and the number of participating schools.

Please read

Compass is a career-exploration and educational-planning tool. It is not a psychological diagnosis, an IQ test, or an employment-selection assessment, and it does not report population norms or percentiles.