• Birkman Method - The Birkman Method,^®" this little gem has three sterling virtues, in my view: It is fast, with only 24 questions to answer; the format is attractive, with a great use of color and thirdly, it often presents you with some interesting career suggestions.  After you've answered the 24 questions, you will get a general description of your interests, skills, and preferred style (described in terms of the "Birkman Colors"), as well as a list of careers that all of this points to, chosen from a list in the Princeton Review's Guide to Your Career. Also, there's a detailed description of each career online.
• Career Clickers Express - Career interest inventory
• The Career Key
• Holland / Strong codes
• Holland Code Career Matches
• Jung Typology Test - Humanmetrics; a Jung Typology test to help you understand your personality characteristics.
• Jump Start - Reality Check!  helps you understand what it costs to live and what jobs will provide for that standard of living.
• Keirsey Temperament Sorter and Spanish Version
• Life Colors Lite - What color represents who you are?
• Locus of Control (Are you anxious?)
• Non-Traditional Interest Inventory - This assessment is designed to help women determine if nontraditional employment would interest them.
• The Testing Room - a site to explore your interests, values, personality and ability as they relate to careers
• Transferable Skills Survey - Find out about what skills you have and how they may be considered "transferable" in the world of work.
• VARK - 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.
• What Can I Do With My Personality Type? Once you've learned your personality type, this site has lists of possible careers that may interest you, and links for even more information.
• Work Values Inventory  a great work values quiz - that relates to your interests as well.  Free!

This page last updated October 8, 2007

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