Explore what work actually feels like.
Discover what people in different careers actually do, what kinds of problems they solve, and what you might want to explore further.
- Technology & Software
- Media & Creativity
- Health & Science
Start with a career world
Three real careers to explore in depth, with more on the way.
Software Developer
Design, build, test and improve digital products that solve real problems.
Common work
- Solving unclear problems
- Creating something that works
- Testing and improving ideas
- Working independently
Mission: Fix the School Club App
Digital Content Creator
Plan, produce and improve content that reaches and helps a specific audience.
Common work
- Understanding an audience
- Turning an idea into a clear message
- Producing something on a schedule
- Editing and refining work
Mission: Create a Campaign for a Community Event
Physician / Healthcare Professional
Use scientific thinking, observation and communication to help people stay healthy.
Common work
- Scientific thinking
- Careful observation
- Clear communication
- Empathy
Mission: Help a Community Health Team
Explore, try, and notice what interests you
Career Explorer is about noticing what parts of real work feel interesting — not predicting a single right answer.
- Step 1
Explore
See what the work really involves.
- Step 2
Try
Complete a short mission inspired by real work.
- Step 3
Reflect
Notice what parts you enjoyed, disliked, or want to explore further.
- Step 4
Go deeper
Try a Mini Project or related real-world activity.
Missions inspired by real work
Each mission is a short, hands-on scenario drawn from what people in the career actually do.
Digital Content Creator
Create a Campaign for a Community Event
30–45 min
- Audience
- Storytelling
- Clarity
Physician / Healthcare Professional
Help a Community Health Team
30–45 min
- Observation
- Source literacy
- Communication
Explore careers in the real world
Every career connects to real activities near you — classes, clubs and programs where a teen can try the kind of work firsthand.
Every career page here is free to explore
Read about the work, browse missions and mini-projects, and see what a career actually involves — no account required. Career access is included with paid Family Premium ($9.99/month or $79.99/year, per family), so once you're ready your teen can actually try a mission or start a mini project.
Career Explorer is for exploration, not prediction
Trying a mission can help a teen notice what parts of the work feel interesting, difficult or worth exploring further. It does not determine career suitability, and there are no scores, rankings or “best match” results.
