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A career report that explains the recommendation, not just the result.

Certyz combines personal career fit with current labour market evidence, including regional vacancies, salary signals, graduate supply and entry level opportunity.

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Inside your report

See the report before you start

The preview shows the type of information students receive. Actual careers, scores and labour market evidence depend on each student’s answers and available data.

Personal Match scores
Regional Opportunity Scores
Opportunity Score history graph
Live vacancy and advertised salary data
Entry level vacancy numbers and trends
Graduate supply context
Possible routes, progression and next steps
Certyz
Your career report
Example preview

London · Year 12–13

Your next chapter
starts here

A few ideas to help you explore what comes next.

Preferred route
University
Confidence before your report
3 / 5

Illustrative example. All scores, market figures and graph points below are sample data, not current vacancies or a personalised recommendation.

The career you have in mind

Account Manager

You told us this is the career you would most like to pursue. Here is how it connects with your interests, subjects and the job market in London.

Personal Match
86/100

Alignment with your interests and subjects.

Opportunity Score
83/100

The market picture in your selected region.

Your profile and career context

In this example, the student enjoys business, building relationships and solving problems, and studies Business Studies and English.

Personal Match describes fit. Opportunity describes market conditions. Neither guarantees a particular outcome.

Understanding your career opportunities

Entry-level opportunities

Related business careers · London

Vacancies across entry-route careers
680
Entry-route vacancy change
+6.2%

These vacancies cover related careers that typically offer an entry route. They are not all entry-level Account Manager adverts. Sample figures only.

Opportunity Score trend

Account Manager in London

Example movement across three observations

Sample history
Aug
76/100
Sep
79/100
Oct
83/100

Real reports show this graph only when at least three comparable observations are available. The score combines vacancy demand (40%), salary (20%), vacancy direction (20%) and graduate-market context (20%).

Get to know your career options

Swipe left to compare careers

Your full report lets you explore related careers, their fit and their market outlook.

Business

Account Manager

Strong MatchCareer to work towards

This role commonly follows relevant study and professional experience.

About this career

Account managers build client relationships, understand customer needs and coordinate delivery. Responsibilities and entry requirements vary between employers.

Labour-market example · London
Advertised vacancies
1,240
Average advertised salary
£46,500

+8% vacancies since the previous observation

Sample figures. Advertised salaries cover different experience levels and are not expected starting salaries.

Routes to research

Business-related study, apprenticeships and entry roles in customer service, sales support or account coordination.

Skills to build

Communication, relationship building, organisation, commercial awareness and problem solving.

Your next steps

  1. 1. Compare entry roles. Research account coordinator and sales support vacancies to understand potential first steps.
  2. 2. Explore your routes. Compare business courses, apprenticeships and work-based options.
  3. 3. Discuss your plan. Take your report to a careers adviser and identify one practical action.

Before you finish

How confident do you feel about your next steps?

The full report asks for a confidence rating from 1 to 5 after reading, so schools can see combined changes in student confidence.

Preview only. No confidence response is collected here.

Your future is not decided today. Your report is a starting point for exploring options and making informed choices.

How to read a Certyz report

Each section answers a different question. Personal fit is not treated as the same thing as labour market opportunity, and neither is used as a prediction of what a student should choose.

01

Your career fit

Personal Match helps explain how closely a career aligns with the student’s interests, subjects, preferred activities and stated goals.

The report also explains why the career has been recommended, so the score has context rather than standing alone.

02

Your current opportunity

Opportunity is kept separate from personal fit so students can distinguish a career they may enjoy from the market conditions around it.

Vacancy levels, advertised salary signals and regional context help students understand what the current market looks like.

03

Entry level opportunity

Students can see how many vacancies sit across careers that typically provide an entry route into the wider career area.

The report also shows whether that entry level opportunity is increasing, falling or remaining broadly stable in the selected region.

04

Graduate and education context

Graduate supply and five year trends add another layer of context around people emerging from related areas of study.

Possible university, apprenticeship, college and work based routes are explored where relevant.

05

Where to go next

Related careers, progression ideas and practical next steps help students move from a recommendation into further research and discussion.

The aim is to give students something useful to take into a conversation with a careers adviser, teacher or family member.

Entry level intelligence

A large job market does not necessarily mean it is easy to enter.

A career area can have thousands of advertised vacancies while offering relatively few realistic entry points for someone at the start of their career.

Certyz separates the wider market from careers that typically provide an entry route, then looks at how those opportunities are changing in the student’s selected region.

Career area
Example sector
Selected region
Entry route vacancies
Live count

Current vacancies across careers in the area that typically provide an entry route.

Entry level trend
Rising, falling or stable

Compared with previous vacancy data for comparable entry route careers.

Entry level analysis combines Certyz career pathway classifications with current Adzuna vacancy data.

The same career can look different depending on where you live.

Certyz gives students regional context rather than relying only on national averages.

Regional vacancies

See current advertised demand in the student’s selected region.

Advertised salary

Understand salary signals from current job adverts where reliable data is available.

Graduate supply

See national graduate supply and five year trends for related areas of study.

Market direction

Historical vacancy evidence helps show whether advertised demand is moving up, down or remaining broadly stable.

A recommendation should lead somewhere useful.

The report helps students move from finding a career interesting to understanding what they should investigate next.

01

Possible university, college, apprenticeship and work based routes where relevant

02

Subjects and qualifications worth researching

03

Related careers that may also fit the student

04

Career progression and transferable strengths

05

Practical questions to take into a guidance conversation

Designed to support better conversations.

Certyz supports careers education. It does not make decisions for students or guarantee a particular outcome. Reports are designed to give students useful evidence they can explore with a careers adviser, teacher or trusted adult.

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