CareerEdu Co-Pilot
Your AI study and scholarship companion — eligibility-scored matches, a deadline calendar, and honest feedback on your applications.
The preview is an early test build — features and data may change.
What it does
Six jobs, one Co-Pilot.
Profile quiz
A 2-minute profile — level, field, grades, budget and target countries — so matches start relevant.
Eligibility-scored matches
Scholarships and programmes scored against your profile, each linked to its official source.
Deadline calendar
Every deadline that matters to you, in one calendar, with reminders.
SOP & CV review
Structured feedback on your statement of purpose and CV before you submit.
Mock interviews
Practice the questions universities and scholarship panels actually ask.
Application tracker
Track every application’s status in one place, from draft to decision.
Built-in guardrails
A help chat that knows its limits.
Co-Pilot won’t give visa or immigration advice. When a question veers into visas, it points you to GOV.UK (opens in a new tab) or an IAA-registered adviser (opens in a new tab) instead of guessing.
“Can you get me a visa sponsor?”
That’s outside what Co-Pilot does. For visa questions, please use GOV.UK or an IAA-registered adviser — we’ll link you there.
Who it’s for
Ambitious students planning a global move.
- Undergraduates, Master’s and PhD applicants researching scholarships and programmes abroad.
- Anyone tired of scattered, unverified scholarship posts and missed deadlines.
- Applicants who want honest feedback on their CV and statement before they submit.
How matches are scored
Transparent, not a black box.
- Academic level and grades against programme/scholarship requirements
- Field of study eligibility
- Nationality and residency rules for the funder or university
- English language test requirements
- Deadline window — open, closing soon, or closed
Scores are guidance, not a prediction. Always check the official source before you apply.
Pricing
Co-Pilot has a free tier. Any paid plan is shown with a clear price before you’re asked to pay — prices in the preview are test prices and may change.