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Find your track
- Seven pictures. Tap the one you like best.
- Then the track shows you trades where you do exactly that.
What would you like to try?
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See all the trades
- All the trades as pictures. No list.
- Tap one and see what they do all day.
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Where can you end up?
- All the trades are connected. Tap a step and the map moves there.
- And you can always go back.
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How did the trade come about?
- How did the trade come to be? Walk through time, one stop at a time.
- From the Stone Age to today.
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The village through time
- Build a town through twelve ages.
- Gather raw materials, enter the workshops, and watch the town grow.
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Maths missions
- Eight sums at a time, from 1 + 1 upwards.
- If it goes wrong, you get an explanation — not a red cross.
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Shapes you can pull
- The pizza, the circle and the triangle.
- Pull them and watch the numbers change straight away.
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Take it apart
- Pick a trade and get a drawing full of parts.
- Tap a part and see what it's called — and why it sits there.
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The dot hunt
- The name is there. Find the part in the drawing.
- Tap the dot that sits on it.
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Guess the thing
- A small piece of a thing is shown first.
- The picture is slowly revealed — guess before it's fully out.
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Run the wire
- Get the power from the source to the lamp.
- Tap a terminal, then the next one — and the wire is laid.
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Which came first?
- Two things. Which is older?
- Tap it and see how many years lie between them.
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The silhouette
- One flat colour, no details.
- Which trade is it? Guess from the shape alone.
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Vocational upper secondary exam (eux)
You don't have to choose: you become both a skilled worker and a student with a general upper secondary exam on the same programme.