How to use ULYDIA catalogs

Ulydia brings together more than 1,600 professions, diplomas, training courses, and schools in 249 countries. The catalogs are accessible from the main menu. Here’s how to make the most of them.

Choose a country: the most important setting

Each catalog displays information for one country: salaries, training, schools, labor market. By default, your country is selected. You can choose another at any time in the country selector to explore a profession or studies abroad. The interface remains in your language; only the data changes.

The professions catalog

Search for a profession by name, sector, or skill, or browse the fields (Tech, Health, Business, Law, Environment, Engineering, Creative, Audiovisual, Sport). Then refine with filters: education level, salary, remote work.

Each profession sheet presents:

• the missions, skills, and work environments;

• the salaries of the chosen country, from beginner to experienced;

• the key indicators: employability, market tension, automation level, international mobility;

• the paths to access it (“How to become…”) and the training that leads to it;

• professions in the same sector, to explore related options.

The diplomas catalog

Discover the diplomas recognized in each country, classified by level: what they allow, their duration, and possible further studies.

The training catalog

Find training by field, level, or diploma type, then consult its sheet: content, duration, modalities, and the institution offering it.

The schools catalog

Filter institutions by country, type, level, city, or field of study. Each school sheet presents the institution, its training courses, and its location. The map also allows you to locate schools around a place.

Keep your favorites

The heart icon, present on the sheets, adds a profession, training, or school to your favorites. Then find them in your personal space. You must be logged in to save them.

Don’t know where to start?

The AI Orientation asks you a few questions about your tastes and desires, then suggests professions that suit you. It’s a good starting point before exploring the catalogs.