How a course finder quiz works
It is usually built as an outcome quiz: each course or program is a result, and each answer votes for the courses it fits. Each result links straight to that course’s page, schedule or trial-lesson booking.
Examples
- “Which study-abroad program suits you?” for an education agency.
- “Find your coding bootcamp track” for a training provider.
- “Which class fits your child?” for a tutoring center.
- “Which online course should you take first?” for a course creator.
What to ask
- The goal: a career change, an exam, travel, a hobby, or a child’s schoolwork.
- The format they prefer: live or self-paced, group or one-to-one, online or in person.
- How much time they have each week, and when they want to start.
- Their budget, if your programs differ a lot in price.
Ask about level only if it changes the recommendation. If it does, route people to a placement test after the course finder instead of mixing the two.
How to build one in RooQuiz
- Start an outcome quiz and add one result type per course or program.
- For each answer, choose which courses it points to. An answer can vote for more than one.
- Write each result as a short course pitch, with a call to action to the course page, the schedule, or a trial-lesson booking.
- Ask for the email before the result so the school can follow up with the recommended course.
Related terms: placement test, outcome quiz.