In this article, we’re exploring Career Point, a platform for career coaching that collaborated with the University of Oxford. 

This article is part of a series where we share the exciting projects we’ve been working on. In each article, we'll introduce you to a different project, explaining what it does, how it works, and how we’ve met our clients’ needs.

Now, let’s take a closer look at Career Point with this video overview.

Project Overview

Career Point is a platform designed for career coaching, developed in collaboration with the University of Oxford to maximize the benefits of career guidance.

For users, the process is simple: after completing an assessment developed with Oxford University, the platform evaluates their current career level and provides AI-based recommendations for the most suitable coaches and learning courses.

First version only in 3 months
First version only in 3 months

We built a system that seamlessly integrates third-party services to get the platform up and running quickly, allowing the idea to be tested and start generating revenue.

We integrated Calendly and Zoom for booking and conducting online sessions. During these lessons, coaches can take notes, which are then accessible to students in their profiles.

Additionally, we integrated MindTools, giving users access to a wide range of learning materials, including tests, articles, videos, and podcasts. Test results are reflected in the student's profile, enabling coaches to monitor progress.

Integration with Zoom, Calendly, and MindTools
Integration with Zoom, Calendly, and MindTools

The initial version was completed in just three months, helping Career Point secure $1.4 million in investment for further development.

The process was both fast and efficient.

Technologies We Used

  • Javascript, Typescript, React.js, Next.js – for creating user interfaces
  • Node.js, Express.js – for running JavaScript on the server and creating APIs for interaction between the client and server sides
  • socket.io – for real-time messaging and communication between the web browser and the server
  • MongoDB – for storing and managing user data

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