01 · Lens
Interests
What naturally captures their attention.
Inclinations
What pulls each learner forward.
Inclinations help uncover the interests, preferences and strengths that shape how Learners engage, choose and grow.
What it is
Three simple lenses
02 · Lens
Preferences
How they like to learn and work.
03 · Lens
Strengths
Where they naturally perform with confidence.
How it works
FROM SIMPLE QUESTIONS TO CLEARER DIRECTION.
Step 01
WHATSAPP, WEB OR PAPER
Learners respond in the format that works best for their context.
Step 02
Guided Questions
Short, accessible prompts designed for honest reflection.
Step 03
Learner Inclination Types
Simple, actionable insights that support subject and pathway choices.
Channel 01
Primary
The most familiar way in; designed for low data, basic phones and real classroom contexts.
- Works on 2G and basic devices
- No app install required
- Conversational, plain-language prompts
Channel 02
WEB-BASED
Expanded reporting and guidance tools for schools with stable connectivity.
- Best for desktops and tablets
- Full reporting and dashboards
- Ideal for school and district staff
Channel 03
Paper-based
Print-friendly forms designed for classrooms with limited internet access.
- Easy to print
- Easy to copy and share
- Results captured later by the Teacher
Why it matters
A foundation for confident decisions.
UNDERSTANDING STRENGTHS
Learners recognise the interests, preferences, and strengths that shape how they learn and engage with the world.
INFORMED SUBJECT CHOICES
Subject decisions supported by deeper insight into learner strengths, interests, and aspirations.
EXPLORING FUTURE PATHWAYS
Learners begin connecting who they are now with the opportunities they may wish to pursue in the future.
The teacher’s role
Inclinations are not tests to pass or fail. Teachers use them to guide reflection and support decisions.
Guide
Help Learners reflect on their results.
Interpret
Translate Learner types into real-world choices.
Support
Walk alongside families during important decisions.