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Career Assessments
Assessments We Offer
Assessments
are a way for you to find your personality preferences, interests, values,
skills, and preferred lifestyle. We offer several types of standardized
assessments including
You can also use the free career assessment software online called
DISCOVER. You need
to pick up a login code in our office prior to logging onto this site.
This program will match you with several occupations and majors based on your
answers and allow you to explore them also.
Career Assessments Resources
Hollalnd's Theme Codes - John Holland's RIASEC
Codes correspond to your results from the Strong Interest Inventory.
The following links to Holland's codes will offer descriptions
of personality characteristics, possible occupations and majors
at CSU, Chico for your consideration.
Career Assessments on the Internet - most are
free
- Keirsey
Temperament Web Site - Direct link to the Keirsey Character Test
(gives Myers-Briggs results). Gives good links to related sites.
- Career
Mapp Assessment -an assessments that identifies interests and talents
related to the world of work and genenerates a list of top ten career titles.
- Undeclared
Major Handbook (Minnesota State University) -
This assessment will help you identify the lifestyles you would
like your career to provide.
- Personality
Tests - Over 30 different personality tests. Everything from IQ to
Keirsey, some are fun some are more serious.
- Utne
Reader Online -Answer a few questions to find your emotional I.Q.
- Self-Assessment
Career Survey - Simple test concerning interests, aptitudes and
experiences. Gives immediate test results with direct links to jobs in the
fields of interest for the test-taker.
- Career
Planning - Job Search -provides a sample self-assessment exercise to
help you determine your job personality using Holland's codes and explains what
it all means.
- The
Career Interests Game - Allows users to match their skills and interests
to similar careers. Uses Holland's Codes. Gives direct links to career
descriptions.
This document is maintained by:
Pamella Healy (phealy@csuchico.edu )
Last Updated: August 8, 2007 |
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