Other Online Resources

Interested in learning more about other career tests? Check out the websites listed below.

The makers of the book Do What You Are (MBTI-based book available in the CEC library) have an online quiz with links to various career ideas: http://www.personalitytype.com/quiz.asp
This site offers a questionnaire that is similar to the MBTI but not as comprehensive: http://www.humanmetrics.com/cgi-win/JTypes2.asp
This site has many career-related questionnaires you may find interesting. The "Discover Careers That Fit You" link may be particularly helpful in learning about the Holland Code and corresponding career ideas. The CEC’s Strong Interest Inventory is also based on this Holland Code. http://www.learning4liferesources.com/free_career_assessment.html
This site also identifies your Holland Code and provides career profiles to help you learn more about each option. http://jobpodge.com/

Please note: These tests may not have been researched as extensively as the ones the CEC provides. Thus, we cannot assure the validity of their results. You are welcome to bring in reports from these online tests when you meet with your counselor to discuss your career exploration.

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