You answer six questions about your study and what you enjoy. Waypoint reads your answers back and gives you directions that fit.
About fifteen minutes. No account.
A student's own words lead to a career direction and a real job ad.
The same six stages run in the same order on every visit.
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Waypoint asks you six questions, one on each screen. You pick options or type your own words. There is no chat box.
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Waypoint reads your answers back to you word for word. You confirm them or edit them before Waypoint makes anything.
You like the stats units more than the lab, you like explaining what a result actually means to people, you care about climate, and you want to stay in Canberra and earn well early.
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Waypoint gives you three career directions. Each one quotes your words and maps to real units in the handbook.
You clean and model climate and environmental data, then write short reports that other teams act on.
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Waypoint runs a live search for real job ads. It ranks each ad against what you said, so the closest fit comes first.
Data analysis from your statistics units
Writing clearly, which you said you are good at
Baseline security clearance, which the ad asks for
An APS6 role, usually reached after several years of work
Needs an Australian security clearance
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Five to eight numbered steps that get you ready for the jobs you saw, each with a resource, the hours and something to show.
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You come back to Waypoint in a few weeks. Waypoint runs the six stages again and uses what has changed since your last visit.
You clean and model climate and environmental data, then write short reports that other teams act on.
Each direction quotes what you said and maps to real ANU handbook units by id. You confirm your answers before Waypoint generates anything.
Data analysis from your statistics units
Writing clearly, which you said you are good at
Baseline security clearance, which the ad asks for
An APS6 role, usually reached after several years of work
Needs an Australian security clearance
Each ad shows what you already have and what is missing. A note tells you when a role is a stretch, such as a senior title or a security clearance.
Every step names a free resource, the hours it takes and something to show. The steps get you ready for the jobs in your directions.
Priya can help you read a dataset, check your working and explain findings clearly.
Report sent ahead
You talk to a real mentor matched to your direction. Waypoint sends your report ahead so the mentor has read it.
Every screen after the check shows how it got there.
No. Waypoint asks six fixed questions, one per screen, with no chat box. It reads your answers back and you confirm them before anything is generated.
No. Waypoint gives you three directions and a plan. You choose what to do next, and a course adviser confirms any change to an enrolment.
Waypoint searches live job ads through Adzuna with phrases chosen for each direction. If the search fails, it falls back to saved ads.
Waypoint lists 44 Australian universities, and ANU handbook detail covers 343 ANU programs.
No. Work rights and visa questions go to the university's international student support team.
A session costs about US$0.006 in model calls.
The visit is kept in the browser tab only and is gone when the tab closes. There is no account. The server keeps a log of each model call's cost and token count, not your answers.
Answer six questions and leave with three directions, real job ads and a plan.