The
Career Key
This is a free public service on the web to help people
make sound career choices. The Career Key (also based on
Holland’s theory) helps the user measure their personality,
find jobs that best fit, learn about the jobs in the Occupational
Outlook Handbook, and explore career help on the Internet.
Assessment of Personality
Preferences
The
Kiersey Temperament and Character Web Site
This free site offers two online personality questionnaires
based on Myers–Briggs personality types.
The
four temperaments
Description of the four temperament types based on
David Kiersey’s Myers-Briggs personality types.
TypeFocus
Personality Profile
A free personality assessment combined with a printable
two-page report relating personality strengths to careers.
Sixty-six item questionnaire clarifies type preferences
similar to the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator
Type
Profiles
In-depth descriptions of the 16 types identified by the
Myers-Briggs Type Indicator, the Jung Typology Test, or
the TypeFocus Personality Profile
Other Assessment
Sites
Transferable
Skill Survey
Self assess 62 skills in five categories: Communication;
Research & Planning; Human Relations; Organization,
Management & Leadership; and Work Survival.
The VARK is a Learning Style Inventory - http://www.active-learning-site.com/vark.htm
This questionnaire aims to find out something about your
preferences for the way you work with information. You will
have a preferred learning style and one part of that learning
style is your preference for the intake and output of ideas
and information.
Available
in the Career Services Center
Career Resource
Library: Extensive collection of career reference
books. These books can also be found in the main college
library.
Career Information:
Labor market information (Example: Will your future job
still exist in 5 years from now?), job descriptions, salaries,
recommended preparation, and preferred skills.
