EDDE Global: “The wrong choice of major puts the future of hundreds of young people at risk”

Baku, June 19, 2025 — Choosing the right major is the key to young people's future life and career success. Yet every year hundreds of young people make choices in the wrong direction, losing both time and potential opportunities. For this very reason, EDDE Global offers students a scientific and individual approach based on the internationally recognized Holland Method.

The Holland Method Tests offered by EDDE Global analyze students' areas of interest, skills and personal characteristics, helping to determine their future majors accurately and on a scientific basis.

How is the test conducted?

During the interview, participants are asked questions based on 90 different scenarios, such as “Using personal observations to estimate the weather,” “Designing a bird feeder,” “Running a meeting” and “Exploring a science museum.” Based on these answers, the participant's interests and way of thinking are analyzed, and the fields of study that suit them are scientifically predicted. Miryusif Javadzadeh, director of EDDE Global, clarifies the matter as follows:

“Every year hundreds of people fall victim to the wrong major, simply choosing majors they have heard about from others. Our wish is not only to promote the well-known majors of Medicine, Computer Engineering and Business, but also to raise awareness of other valuable fields and to support people in choosing the right major.”

The services offered by the company include the following:

Official Holland Method Tests – International tests that determine major orientation on a scientific basis Individual interviews and professional advice – Analysis and recommendations tailored to the student's personal results Individual education plan – Planning the future with suitable program, university and country choices

Why the Holland Method?

This method, which determines the match between interests and professions, is recognized worldwide as a reliable scientific approach. The right direction means both satisfaction in working life and a higher success rate in the future.

EDDE Global calls on:

Students and parents should approach the choice of major not purely from the perspective of popularity, but on the basis of personal potential and real fit. Scientific tests and professional support make this process more effective and purposeful.