Career Test Summaries

As teachers and counselors, you are looking for the right

career resource to help college students identify their highest

strengths and future careers -

Personality Styles
Values
Interests
Transferable Skills

After completing activities, college students will be able to list their highest interests, transferable skills, personality trait clusters, or values.

Career Exploration

During Career Exploration, college students -

Perform career research.
Identify potential careers.
Begin narrowing career options.

Career Decision Making

Knowing About Your Options.

Using internet career resources, college students will explore–

Work abilities
Job requirements
Educational level and preparation requirements
Job outlook
Wages
Working conditions
Rate your ability to make decisions. Place a check mark in the appropriate space.

From the MBTI or Personality Traits, Transferable Skills, Interest Areas/ Holland Codes/ RIASEC Codes, Values and career exploration sections, write your top ten (10) occupations.

College Major/ Degree Program/

Training Program Exploration

After career exploration, college students will -

Match RIASEC/ Holland Codes to college/ university training programs.

Perform research to identify potential college/ university training programs.
Use college/ university training program search web site to find and evaluate potential training programs.