Career Assessments

If you are seriously looking for help in determining what career to pursue, please seek the assistance of a professional career counselor. You can find one on most college campuses, or by visiting the National Career Development Association's website.

• The Testing Room
  Free career, job, and personality assessements. Brief reports are free. Expanded reports costs.
  
  
• Career Key
  Evaluates personality and careers according to John Holland's theory of career choice.
  
  
• Career Testing
  Provides a motivational skills test (designed to help you identify your proficiencies in a broad range of functional-transferable skill areas), as well as a career values test (designed to help you identify the things you value most so that you can achieve job satisfaction).
  
  
• Workplace Values Assessment:
  Do You Know the Work Values You Most Want in a Job and an Employer -- and Does Your Current Employment Reflect Those Values?
  Provides a short list of things which may be important to you, to help you examine what you value in your job, your career, and your work. This site also has a variety of other brief quizzes for job seekers, career changers, new graduates, etc.



• Keirsey Temperament Sorter II Personality Instrument
  Gives a 70-question personality test that helps individuals discover their personality type. General report of results is free. More in-depth report costs.