Alex Said:

Career Aptitude Test?

We Answered:

If you're a student, check with your student employment office, talk with a teacher or get some career advice from a counselor. Usually, you want to talk with someone before and after taking the test. Furthermore, they should offer the test for free or for a low fee if it is school, college or other educational institution.

If you want to just take the test online, then I wouldn't discount paying for the results assuming it doesn't cost too much. After all, it is YOUR career (which you'll spend many years at) that you are going make decisions about so think of money as an investment.

Generally speaking, your interests will determine what career fields you may like. This is because people in those professions share the same interests as you. There are other factors to consider too like level of education, qualifications for the job, whether it is outdoors or indoors, your personality, your skills, values, etc.

Hopefully, the test and your aptitude will find some careers or jobs that you will like. If you like your job, then you should be more likely to be successful in it.

I found plenty of online career aptitude tests and even if they say 'free,' I bet you have to pay for the results as you state. You probably found those already. Good luck in your search!