27 statements, about 5 minutes. You find out which of the 9 intelligences are strongest in you and which careers they connect to. No sign-up needed.
American psychologist Howard Gardner of Harvard University described the theory of multiple intelligences in his 1983 book "Frames of Mind". Its main idea: there is no single intelligence that an IQ test measures. Everyone has their own mix of abilities, and you can be strong with words, music, people or your hands.
Gardner first described seven intelligences, later added the naturalistic one and discussed an existential one. The MansApp test has nine scales with three statements each.
You think in words: you explain and write easily, remember what you read and enjoy languages.
Careers: Journalist, Translator, Lawyer, Teacher
You like numbers, patterns and problems where you find the cause and prove the conclusion.
Careers: Programmer, Economist, Accountant, Research Scientist
You feel rhythm, melody and tone, remember music easily and notice when something is off key.
Careers: Musician
You understand best by doing or moving: sport, dance, a workshop, a lab.
Careers: Chef, Nurse, Mechanical engineer, Dentist
You think in pictures: you imagine objects in space, draw diagrams well and find your way easily.
You understand other people, negotiate, explain and work well in a team.
Careers: Teacher, Psychologist, Sales manager, HR manager
You know yourself well: your feelings, goals and reasons, and you can work on your own.
Careers: Psychologist, Research Scientist, Blogger / Content Creator, Entrepreneur
You are interested in nature: plants, animals, weather. You notice differences and like to classify.
Careers: Agronomist, Doctor, Pharmacist
You ask big questions: why we live, what is right, how the world works. You enjoy philosophy and debates about meaning.
Careers: Research Scientist, Teacher, Journalist, Psychologist
Your strongest intelligences hint at the work that will feel easier and more interesting. In the MansApp report the Gardner profile is combined with your MBTI type, so career matches consider not only what you like but also how you think.
Yes. The test and your profile of 9 intelligences are free and need no sign-up. Only the full report is paid.
27 statements, three for each of the nine intelligences. It takes about 5 minutes.
Yes. The questions are available in Kazakh, Russian and English.
Yes. The profile shows what comes easier now, not a limit. Weaker areas grow with practice, and stronger ones help you pick a direction.
Take the MBTI test too: together they show which careers fit you.