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Vermont Career Resource Network
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Evaluation: Aptitudes
Aptitudes are a more serious matter. Interests are known to change through time and
with experience and exposure. Aptitudes, however, may be slower to change.
With that in mind, take a look at some of our
suggested aptitude tests.
These tests are not as easily found free on the web.
- O*Net Career Exploration Tools
The Occupational Information Network, the nation's primary source of occupational information,
has developed a set of self-directed career exploration/assessment tools to help students and workers consider and plan career options.
Users of the tools may link to the more than 900 occupations described by the O*NET database.
- The Johnson O'Conner test battery
Play to Your Strengths: Do What You Do Best - The Johnson O'Connor Test is a battery of 17 aptitude tests to help those of any age to zero in on strengths and weaknesses. Read this article for more insight.
- The Armed Forces Vocational Abilities Battery
The ASVAB is a multi-aptitude test. The ASVAB helps to identify different abilities. ASVAB individual scores can be compared to test performance to a national sample of students at the same grade level.
- Flanagan Aptitude Classification Tests
Widely used for selection, placement, reclassification and vocational counseling, the FACT battery from Reid London House offers 16 separately sold tests. These tests can help you assess an individual's aptitudes for lower-level industrial positions and help measure important job related skills.
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