For anyone in Rwanda deciding what to do next

Find the career path that fits you.

Not the path that pays most on a website written for somewhere else. The one that fits what you are good at, what you can commit to, and where you can actually be — with the opportunities, the schools and the next step attached.

Start the interview

Free · about six minutes · already started?

How it works

  1. 01

    Make an account

    So your path is still here next week, on whichever phone you open it on.

  2. 02

    Answer twelve questions

    Your combination, what people come to you for, what you can commit to, how you get online, where you can be. About six minutes.

  3. 03

    Get a path you can start

    One path that fits, two worth a look, and the first thing to do about it this week.

What you walk away with

The interview ends on one screen you can act from — not a score, and not a personality type.

Opportunities to apply to

Real employers and programmes — Irembo, One Acre Fund, district hospitals, REG, hotels in Musanze — and the boards where the posts actually appear.

Schools and programmes

If you have not started tertiary yet: the degree, the IPRC diploma and the short certified course that lead to the same work, with fees and where they are.

Next steps this week

Four or five specific moves. Volunteer at the health centre. Sit the first CPA paper. Take one dataset from NISR and write a page about it.

Built for here

  • Money in RWF, from Rwandan employers — not American salary averages.
  • A TVET diploma or a certified trade is a real answer here, not a consolation prize.
  • It asks whether you have a laptop, because some paths need one and most do not.
  • No personality label without a next step attached to it.

People find work worth their dedication. Companies find talent that means it. Schools find students who chose them on purpose.

Pave starts with the person. Get that right and the other two sides follow.

Twelve questions between you and a clearer answer.

Start the interview