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"Finding the right job at the right time is a small miracle in itself. It takes time to find "your niche in the world".
Dr. John Holland theorized that people and work environments can be loosely categorized into six different types. People who choose careers that match their Holland code are most likely to be satisfied and successful. Many career inventories are based on Dr. Holland's theory.
The following assessment tools will help you decipher knowledge of your personal interests and skills thereby resulting in marketable job skills. Using these tools will give you direction and acts as a stepping stone towards meaningful employment.
| Self-Directed Search | Please note that there is a charge to take this assessment online. This tool is available in our Resource Center. |
| Forced-Choice | Print and complete this inventory. |
| Interest/Skills Checklist | A Workforce Development Specialist can determine your Holland code based on the number of check marks in each of the categories. |
| My Next Move | Helps you to identify your highest interest area, which can point to the kinds of occupations you are more likely to find rewarding. |
| O*Net | Career exploration tools and job analysis questionnaires. |
If you choose to use these tools on your own, please see a workforce development specialist for guidance and interpretation on the results. Other inventories and assessments are available from our resource center.