Read a little every day
Short is fine — same time each day, then have your child retell it in a sentence or two. Language sense grows from habit.
GNE · Multiple-intelligence fingerprint aptitude profile
GNE fingerprint aptitude test — let's read how your child learns, together
A two-visit aptitude profile. The MIAT report is read with you by our consultant — the Australian head administrator for the MI Aptitude Fingerprint Test — and turned into a plan you can actually use at home and in class.
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At a glance
- What
- GNE fingerprint aptitude test (multiple-intelligence profile) with a MIAT report
- Who for
- Children and students; parents often book before choosing a learning pathway
- What you get
- Capture visit, MIAT report, 1:1 consultation with our consultant, practical next steps
- How long
- Two visits — capture, then the report consultation about 3–4 weeks later
- Where
- Miracle Makers, Eastwood
- Languages
- Consultation in Korean or English; report in English, Korean or another language on request
What is the GNE fingerprint aptitude test?
The profile is produced by the MIAT institute in Korea from a set of fingerprint scans. It reports a personality profile, a learning-style profile and a ranked view of the eight multiple intelligences. Our consultant then sits down with you and turns that report into a plan you can actually use at home and in class. We present the profile as a conversation starter about how your child learns — not as a measure of ability and not as a prediction of results.
The multiple-intelligence framework this profile uses is an educational model, not a medical or psychological diagnosis. Nothing in the report predicts exam results or school placement.
What the analyst reads: fingerprint pattern types
Simple arch
Tented arch
Ulnar loop
Radial loop
Composite whorl
Imploding whorl
No clear pattern
Spiral whorl
Concentric whorl
Peacock's eye
What do I receive?
- 01
A fingerprint capture session at the centre, from age 2
- 02
A written report from the MIAT institute in Korea
- 03
A one-to-one consultation with our consultant to read the report together
- 04
Practical next steps: how to study, what to practise, which of our classes fit
- 1Learning-style and temperament summary
- 2Multiple-intelligence profile (bar chart, ten areas)
- 3How to read the profile — the report's own note
- 4Each intelligence ranked, with a level and a plain-language explanation
- 5How the ranking and levels are read — the report's own note
Who reads your child's report with you
Rosa· Head administrator, MI fingerprint aptitude test — Australia
Multiple Intelligence Aptitude Test & Research Centre — Australian office at Miracle Makers
- Reports are produced by the MIAT head office in Korea
- Two visits: capture, then a sit-down consultation on the report
- Consultation in Korean or English; report in English, Korean or another language on request
How does it work?
- 01
Book and pay online
The time you book is your phone call with us.
- 02
We call you
Together you arrange your visit to the centre.
- 03
Visit 1 — fingerprint capture
We capture your child's fingerprints at the centre. It is quick and needs no preparation.
- 04
The MIAT institute prepares the report
It usually arrives 3–4 weeks after the first visit. We contact you as soon as it does.
- 05
Visit 2 — reading the report together
We read the report with you and agree next steps.
How do we develop the strengths the report highlights?
The report is only the start. In the consultation we turn your child's profile into small habits you can practise every week at home and in class. Here are a few we suggest most often.
Explain it out loud
After solving a problem, ask your child to say why they solved it that way. The simplest way to grow reasoning and language together.
Make and draw with the hands
Paper folding, blocks and drawing build spatial sense and lengthen attention.
Writing with a shape
A short piece on a favourite topic with a beginning, middle and end — then read it aloud together.
Respect your child's pace
Every child needs a different amount of time to learn something new. Compare them with last week's child, not with others.
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What parents say about us
4.8 from 39 Google reviews · Last checked September 2026
We also had a fingerprint aptitude test there, and the results surprised me greatly. They perfectly matched my understanding of my son…
My child also took the multiple intelligence test at Miracle, and the detailed consultation and meticulous notes were incredibly helpful… The results were incredibly surprising.
Frequently asked questions
The things parents ask most before booking.
Who is it for?
From age 2. For parents who want to understand how their child learns, and for families deciding on a learning direction together.
When do we get the report?
Usually 3–4 weeks after the first visit, when we capture the fingerprints. We contact you as soon as the report arrives, and we arrange the second visit then.
What does it cost?
$499 + GST. It is paid when you book, or by bank transfer before your visit — the details come with your confirmation email.
Is this a scientifically validated test?
The multiple-intelligence framework this profile uses is an educational model, not a medical or psychological diagnosis. Nothing in the report predicts exam results or school placement.
What happens afterwards?
You read the report with our consultant and agree what to do at home and which of our classes, if any, would fit. Enrolling is optional.
Which language is the consultation in?
The consultation is in Korean or English. The MIAT report is written in English or Korean, or another language on request — just tell us when you book. Our consultant walks you through it either way.