Career Assessments

School counselors that work with adolescents in the high school years are particularly interested in assessing student career interest and promoting career exploration.  For students that may not see a path to college, such as students with poorer grades, academic concerns, developmental challenges, or who have a lack of motivation, counselors may be inclined to have conversations about career exploration post graduation from high school.  Counselors have various interest, ability/skill, and value assessments available to them in order guide students toward potential career paths.  Three, free and short inventories available to counselors and their students are the O*Net Interest Profiler at My Next Move, the Truity Holland Code Career Test, and the Advance CTE Career Clusters Interest Survey.  Each one provides a unique listing of either specific skill sets, occupations/industries, or personal/professional characteristics for students to discuss with their counselors and/or families.

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