Debra Said:

free career tests?

We Answered:

Check out the Princeton Review. It's pretty good, thorough, and free, though I think you have to register to get all the results.

Esther Said:

free career tests to take?

We Answered:

which type of yesy u want ...aptitude or technical......
for aptitude test
http://www.careermantra.com/aptitude-tes…

http://www.careermantra.com/aptitude-tes…

Caroline Said:

Where can i take a free careers test?

We Answered:

Other than the links below, discuss your desires, interests and inclinations with a guidance counselor or other adults at your school. They can often help give you insights as to what careers might be good for you.
Good luck!

Career Assessments on the Internet
Keirsey Temperament Web Site - Direct link to the Keirsey Character Test (gives Myers-Briggs results). Gives good links to related sites. http://keirsey.com/


Career Mapp Assessment - an assessment that identifies interests and talents related to the world of work and generates a list of top ten career titles. http://www.assessment.com/


Undeclared Major Handbook (Minnesota State University) - This assessment will help you identify the lifestyles you would like your career to provide. http://www.mnsu.edu/cdc/students/undecla…


Personality Tests - Over 30 different personality tests. Everything from IQ to Keirsey, some are fun some are more serious. http://www.coach.net/personal.htm


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. http://jobs.esc.state.nc.us/soicc/planni…

Occupations/Job Descriptions on the Internet
California Occupational Guide – This site is great! The California Occupational Guide provides statewide information about job duties, working conditions, employment outlook, wages, benefits, entrance requirements, and training. http://www.labormarketinfo.edd.ca.gov/cg…


O*NET Online -This site has excellent occupational description, but is not as comprehensive as it will be. You can browse and search jobs in different ways. http://online.onetcenter.org/


Job Description Index - from TBRnet, with brief job descriptions. http://www.tbrnet.com/beforethehunt/jobt…


Occupational Outlook Handbook - The Occupational Outlook Handbook Homepage has a table of contents for the handbook, links to related publications, and lots of links to related sites. http://www.bls.gov/oco/home.htm


The Riley Guide - This site asks the user questions such as what are you interested in and lets the user know where the opportunities are. Plus much, much more. http://www.rileyguide.com/

Lisa Said:

Does anyone know of any free online career tests?

We Answered:

try one of these

http://resources.monster.com/tools/quizz…
http://careerplanning.about.com/od/caree…
http://www.careertest.net/

use the results to guide you and research the ones that play to your natural strengths/interests

Calvin Said:

Links to free online career choice tests?

We Answered:

Have you talked to your guidance counselor. We took a test called Explore that gives you career choices and estimates what your PLAN or ACT score will be. If not try www.Kuder.com
It is a very good site that will even tell you what college majors to pick. Still in the end it's your choice so they line up everything from what they think you'll like most to least. Hope this helps :)