Explore Career Paths Using O’NET and RIASEC Tests

 

Step One: O’NET, The Occupational Information Network

After completing a Holland Codes or RIASEC career test, match your interests to potential careers using the ONET.

The O’NET web address is – http://online.onetcenter.org.  The Occupational Information Network provides the following information –

• Occupational profiles
• Labor market information
• Links to the dot classification systems
• Location of 1,100 occupations using skill requirements or key words
• Worker Characteristics and Requirements
• Experience Requirements
• Occupation Requirements, Specifics and Characteristics

 Use the Occupational Outlook Handbook and the O’NET, The Occupational Information Network to gather information about potential careers.

Here is a great ONet and Interests tool – http://www.onetonline.org/find/descriptor/browse/Interests/  Links to an external site.

Here are careers based upon RIASEC/ Holland Codes:

Realistic Careers. — Realistic occupations frequently involve work activities that include practical, hands-on problems and solutions. They often deal with plants, animals, and real-world materials like wood, tools, and machinery. Many of the occupations require working outside, and do not involve a lot of paperwork or working closely with others.

Investigative Careers. — Investigative occupations frequently involve working with ideas, and require an extensive amount of thinking. These occupations can involve searching for facts and figuring out problems mentally.

Artistic Careers. — Artistic occupations frequently involve working with forms, designs and patterns. They often require self-expression and the work can be done without following a clear set of rules.

Social Careers. — Social occupations frequently involve working with, communicating with, and teaching people. These occupations often involve helping or providing service to others.

Enterprising Careers. — Enterprising occupations frequently involve starting up and carrying out projects. These occupations can involve leading people and making many decisions. Sometimes they require risk taking and often deal with business.

Conventional Careers. — Conventional occupations frequently involve following set procedures and routines. These occupations can include working with data and details more than with ideas. Usually there is a clear line of authority to follow.

Download our Activity Sheet for Career Exploration!!!

Discover Your Ideal Career: Self-Directed Search for $9

Self-Directed Search (SDS), premier RIASEC test is on sale!

The Self-Directed Search (SDS) is one of the most widely used career assessment tools in the world.

Find careers that match your interests, personalities, values and preferred work environments.

SDS is used by:

• Students (middle school through college)
• Career changers
• Job seekers
• Adults returning to the workforce
• Career counselors and coaches

Self-Directed Search (SDS)is on sale for $9!!!

Go to https://www.careerplans4all.com/sds

Choosing the Best Career Test: A Complete Guide

 

Our Table Highlights the Key Features!

To review and get more information, here are links to our career test information pages:

• Personality career test for college students and adults: Myers Briggs Type Indicator career test (MBTI)
• Career test for Elementary students or Reading Impaired: Picture Interest Survey
• RIASEC career tests for high school students, college students and adults: RIASEC Inventory and Strong Interest Inventory
• Transferable skills career test for high school students, college students and adults: Transferable Skills Scale

If you need help choosing the right career test, the Explore Careers and College Majors is an excellent choice. It offers comprehensive guidance to help you make an informed decision! The Career Guidance System covers personality, interests, skills and values connecting the results to careers, college majors and training programs.

Need help selecting a career test? Get answers!

                               

Here is a quick overview of our career test features.

	Explore Careers & College Major Syatem	iStart Strong's Interest Inventory	MBTI	Picture Interest Career Survey	My Rainbow Career Finder	Self Directed Search	Strong's Interest Inventory
Format	On-Line	On-Line	On-Line	On-Line	On-Line	On-Line	On-Line
Reading Level	Youth/ Adult	Youth/ Adult	Youth/ Adult	Children/ Reading impaired	Children/ Reading impaired	Youth/ Adult	Youth/ Adult
Holland Codes	X	X		X	X	X	X
Personality Styles	X	X	X	X	X	X	X
Interests	X	X	X	X	X	X	X
Abilities	X	X	X				X
Skills	X	X	X				X
Values	X	X	X				X
Occupations	X	X	X	X	X	X	X
College Majors	X						X
Search Database	X

Get additional facts!!!

Faith Based Career Planning Curriculum Testimonial!

We received an awesome testimonial from LL, a Clinical Mental Health Counseling student finishing up a masters degree.  Thank you LL!

 Testimonial

 

I am so excited to have purchased your Biblical Curriculum book for helping children exploring their careers.

The reason for my excitement is my internship director asked me to come up with a career resource book for the teens that I have been working with as part of my internship ... at Life Center ... a non-profit that serves at-risk youth within the areas using Biblical principles.

I am elated because your booklet will serve as a great asset to this program as they help students with their career considerations in the future.  I have glanced at the content of the book and it is an amazing resource for anyone looking to help children with their careers using Bible-based principles.

It is worth more than the $2 price tag!

Thank you so much for being a part of helping me complete my master's degree by sharing your book with the center.

 Read more about the Faith Based Career Planning Curriculum!!!

 

The faith based career planning curriculum covers the following areas -

• Holland codes
• Interests, Abilities, and skills
• Careers
• College Majors
• Job Search Resources

Use the career planning curriculum at -

• Private Schools
• Homeschool Students
• Youth Groups
• Work Force Programs
• Church Afterschool Programs
• Bible Studies
• Retreats
• Bible Schools

Here is the table of contents from the faith based career planning curriculum:

• Three Steps Within the Career Planning and Exploration Process
• Biblical Principles
• Step One: Awareness, Knowledge, and Assessment
• Types of Career Planning Resources
• Examples of Holland Codes Resources
• Holland Career Personalities
• Four Personal Styles
• Biblical Examples for Holland Personality Types
• Holland Code Assessments
• Holland Codes Resource Book
• Activity Sheet for “Holland” Career Assessment
• Biblical Principles
• Step Two: Educational and Occupational Exploration
• Internet Career Exploration Resources
• Career Book Resources
• Biblical Principles
• Step Three: Career Planning
• Holland Codes and College Majors
• Resume Writing
• Resume Writing Web Sites
• Biblical Principles
• Preparing for an Interview

Use the curriculum to provide career advice for youth and adults. Career planning also involves finding the right career resource. Use career job test to uncover -

• Interests
• Abilities
• Skills
• Talents

Use career search sites, career development software, and career planning books to provide -

• College major information
• Career job opportunities
• Career education requirements
• Career clusters information
• Transferable skills sets

As you search for college major information, ask yourself the following questions:

• What are my vocational interests, abilities, skills, and talents?
• What are the steps that are necessary to develop the interests, abilities, skills, and talents that I possess?
• What are the career goal setting steps that I need to do?
• What career tests are available?
• What college major information is available?

Regular Price $10 / Special Sale Price: $2.00/ Download

Buy Now

Read about Faith-based products...

Looking for a better future!

Watch our short video to get inspire to move forward towards reaching your dreams, goals, and potential!

Learn more about how to identify your interests, explore different careers and locate the right college or training program!

Looking forward to a great future!

All in 1 Resource

The Career Social Media Resource Center is an All in 1 Resource that is open to anyone who wants to identify their interests, discover their purpose and gather information about careers, colleges, motivation, inspiration, and social media topics.

Member Benefits

Members get access to -
1. Blog
2. Expanded Free Download Library

• Free Career Assessments, e.g. Know Your Holland Code
• Free Career Guides
• Free Presentations
• Resume Writing Resources
• Interviewing Tips

3. Low Cost Downloads
4. Member Web Pages
5. Store (Product Discounts)
6. Social Media Resources -

• Resource One: Blogs - Blogger and Wordpress
• Resource Two: Facebook
• Resource Three: Linkedin
• Resource Four: Pinterest
• Resource Five: Twitter
• Resource Six: Slideshare - document, PDF, video and webinar
• Resource Seven: Infographics - highly visual presentation tool
• Resource Eight: Word cloud generator software
• Resource Nine: Powerpoint
• Resource Nine: Powtoon

8. Videos

• 10 Top Tips
• Test Drive Your Career

9.Digital Course - Build My Career Test

Take a look...

Sign up here!

Maximize Your Summer! Discover Your Potential!

Find the Right Green Career
to Make a Difference!

Green careers can be any occupation that is affected by activities such as conserving energy, developing alternative energy, reducing pollution, or recycling.

Green occupations fall into three groups:

• Occupations with Enhanced Skills
• Increased Demand Occupations
• New and Emerging Occupations

Career Clusters -
Keys to Unlock Your Career Pathway

A career cluster is a group of jobs and industries that are related by skills or products.

Use the Explore Careers and College Majors System to discover the career pathway that matches your interests in conservation and green careers.  The system uses interest areas (Holland Codes) and Career Clusters.

Career Clusters is a system that divides Green Careers into 16 Career Clusters®.

Some of the Career Clusters are -

• Agriculture Food and Natural Resources
• Agriculture and Construction
• Arts, A/V Technology and Communication
• Business Management and Administration
• Education and Training
• Finance
• Government and Public Administration
• Health Science
• Human Services
• Information Technology
• and more

Our green careers, career clusters and Holland Codes connection tools give you an overview :

• What are Career Clusters?
• What are the matching Career Pathways for each Career Cluster?
• How do your interests (Holland Codes) link to Career Clusters and corresponding Career Pathways?

Other tools include a personalized, online, interactive, self-guided career planning and college planning system that identifies your interests and matches the results to potential green careers.

The personalized tool comes with –      

• Four Assessments -

1. Work Interest Assessment
2. Personality Assessment
3. Values Assessment
4. Skills Assessment

 

• Career Exploration, the College Major Exploration and the College Search sections

In the Career Exploration section,

• You perform personalized career research.
• You identify potential careers.
• You begin narrowing career options.
• You can locate Green Careers.

Use the following factors to find the right college or university -

• Type of College
• Enrollment & Costs
• Majors Offered
• Test Scores and Selectivity
• Location
• Athletics & Activities
• Search for colleges by name

 

After summarizing your results, take Action!

Tools come with a free online step by step tutorial guide!

Learn more…