Career Quizzes

Assessments and Career Selection

Career quizzes are an engaging activity to do with younger children or have older kids complete independently! There are many free and low-cost online tools to assess a child’s strengths, interests and aptitudes to see what types of jobs they might be a good match for down the road. Some of these even compare their innate skills with the level of education they're interested in pursuing! 

Once they've taken the test(s), ask your kids to share their results with you. This is a great way to spark conversations about their future and how to set them up for success. 

For an added layer of fun and conversation, take the same test yourself and compare your similarities and differences!

Free Career Quizzes

  • Truity's Holland Code Career Test
    Using the Holland Code model, this quiz reveals which jobs a child might enjoy based on their interests, talents and aptitude. They'll receive scores for six different job areas to use as a jumping off point for career exploration and planning.
  • U.S. Department of Labor’s CareerOneStop Interest Assessment
    Kids will share how interested they are in 30 different activities to get an Interest Profile. Based on this profile, they'll receive a list of jobs that match their preferences.
  • U.S. Department of Labor’s Interest Profiler
    The O*NET Interest Profiler compiles a child's interests and tells them how they can be incorporated in a job. 
  • U.S Department of Labor's Skills Matcher
    Kids will answer how cabable they are at 40 different skills, then find out which careers match their current strenghths.
  • U.S Department of Labor's Work Values Matcher
    "Work values" are what someone considers to be important when it comes to a career. For example: making an impact on the community, high salary, leadership opportunity, etc. This quiz will tell kids what their work values are so they can pick a career that matches those values. 

Paid Career Quizzes