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Your exploration record

What you tried, and what you made of it. In your words, kept by you.

A shadow day, a shift, a course, a conversation with someone who does the job, an afternoon that put you off something entirely. Each entry is a fact and what you made of it, and the second half is the part that turns out to matter later.

There are no points, no levels, no streaks and nothing to unlock. Nothing here is scored and nothing is compared with anyone else. It is a record, not a game. It is also yours to correct: any entry can be removed, and every entry carries the date you say it happened rather than the date you typed it, so fixing a typo in May does not move an October afternoon to May.

If a school asks you to show that you have been exploring, this is the thing to hand them, and you can print it. It is also useful on its own: what you thought in October is genuinely hard to remember in May.

Add what you did

Before you start: none of this is kept anywhere. When you are done, export it, or it goes when this tab closes.

Today by default. Change it if you are writing up something from last week, or fixing an entry you already made.

A fact, not a feeling. Something the person who was there would agree happened.

In your own words. Nobody scores this, nothing generates it for you, and there is no right answer. “I hated it” is a genuinely useful entry.

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Your record

Nothing in it yet. This is where entries appear as you add them, oldest first, so it reads as a history rather than a feed.

Keeping it

Nothing in your record is saved. Not on this computer, and not with us. If you close this tab without exporting, the entries are gone, and that is the same trade as the questions: the only way to survive a refresh would also hand your record to the next person at this machine.

There is nothing to export yet. Add an entry first.

Two things pair with this: the sixty questions if you want somewhere to start, and the work report if you want to see what is actually being hired for near you. What happens to anything you type is on the student data page, and the short version is on this page already. Nothing you write in your record is kept anywhere or sent anywhere; it is a file you export and hold. That is a narrower statement than it first appears, and the wider one is on that page.