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This version of the strengths and weaknesses aptitude test was made for people that are already aware of the importance of discovering more about themselves, but might not be entirely sure where to go from there.

The format, questions, and results have been tailored to match your purpose of finding your strengths and weaknesses, instead of being lumped into the other types of test takers out there.

The 'why' and 'purpose' behind your action of taking this test is very important and I want to make sure you're choosing the path that best matches your intentions.

What to Expect

You'll get your top 5 strengths

You'll get your bottom 1 weakness

You'll spend about 10-12 minutes taking the test

That's it!

Ready to Take the Test?

The instructions are simple: just relax, be open-minded, and answer every question as honestly as you can. There's nothing else to it.

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Free Aptitude Test for Strengths & Weaknesses [Full]

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This version of the strengths and weaknesses aptitude test was made for people that are already aware of the importance of discovering more about themselves, but might not be entirely sure where to go from there.

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Transition IEP back to home Transition planning is a formal process that helps students with IEPs figure out what they want to do after high school and how to get there. It's required by the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA). IEP transition planning is more than just a hopeful exercise or brainstorming session.

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The California CareerZone helps students, educators, jobseekers, and others access up-to-date information on wages, job openings, and other information specific to their state along with great information on careers, colleges, and more.

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What do you like to do?

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We all want to help people live their best lives - lives of inclusion and integration.

Sometimes, though, the people we support make choices that isolate them from the rest of the community. In these cases, federal and state policies call on us to ensure people with disabilities are making an informed choice.

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Career Test: Free Tests & Quiz for Students and Adults

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Question: What is the age recommendation for this free career test?

Answer: This free career test is designed for high school students, college students, and adults in the workforce. School districts may want to consider whether or not they use it with middle school students. The Flesch Kincaid Grade Level score and Flesch Kincaid Reading Ease level place it at an 8th-grade reading level and is most appropriate for ages 13 and above. The reading level of the career test may not be suitable for kids in elementary school. High schools and colleges use the career test for academic advising and career and workforce centers use it with adults.

Question: Why is this free career test report useful for students and adults?

Answer: This is our flagship career test, and the career test results display an interest score in 15 broad career categories. There may be identical career interest level scores in more than one career category as well. When advising your students in high school or college, it's useful to consider each career category they scored high in (the range is 0% interest to 100% interest) and consider careers that blend of two careers. For example, if test results reveal a person scored a high interest in healthcare and technology, there are data scientist careers in the healthcare field.

Question: Can you share more information about your free career tests?

Answer: These career test results are free, student-friendly, and do not require any personal information or payment to take the test. You also need no payment to unlock more detail in your free report. Everything is free. Accessing your career test results at a later time via your unique link is also free. Though children and teens can also take this, our Grade Level Reading Scores indicate it is more appropriate for people who can read at a 9th-grade level. Teachers, if you have younger students or struggling readers, you may need to be available to answer questions to ensure your students understand the statements in the career test that they may question.

Question: How can I learn more about careers after taking the test?

Answer:
There are additional free career tests in this resource to help you narrow down your career interests even further. After taking the general career test on this page, take the other relevant free career tests that correlate with your high-interest score categories to gain even more insight. The additional career tests are also free and require no registration or payment of any kind. You'll also receive a unique link and unique code to access the free career test results in the future.

Once you have a broad idea of your career interests, visit our page and select a broad career category. Then, filter the careers by education level to help you narrow down the list of careers you want to research. Bear in mind that the higher the education a career requires to gain an entry-level position, the more the job often pays. There are also additional tools for career research as well. Career information about the U.S. market can also be found in the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics Occupational Handbook (link opens in a new window).

Question: Can the career test results be shared with others?

Answer: Yes. Every test report contains a unique link and a unique code to access your results anytime. The unique link is useful to easily copy and paste in an email or post to social media. The unique code is useful in that it's short and easy to write down on paper, write it down as a note in a smartphone, or text it to yourself or others. It's important to save the unique link or code so the results can be accessed in the future. The results can also be printed using a browser's File > Print functionality or saved as a PDF by using the browser's File > Print > Save as PDF option.

Question: I lost my career test unique link and unique code. How can I get that again to access my results.

Answer: Since we do not collect your personal information, we have no way to look up your results. In case you misplace your link or your code, our tests take no more than 5 minutes and you will need to retake it.

Question: Is this free career test translated into other languages?

Answer: Google Chrome is our recommended browser that will convert this site into your language of choice. This provides our users with the ability to translate the content on this site to hundreds of languages worldwide. Visit Google Chrome's article to learn how Google Chrome translates webpages.

Question: What information do you collect about your users?

This site does not store personally identifiable information of users who take the free career tests. The site also does not require registration of any kind. This keeps this resource user-friendly as school districts around the United States use this free career tests with students in high school. This also means, that if a person loses their career test results, there is no way for us to retrieve the results page as we don't know whose results belong to a particular person. The free career test is short though, so anyone can take the test again.

People on this site are offered options to be matched with educational programs. If a person requests information from these educational programs, a form asking for personal information will be provided so educational materials can be given to the individual. This is not a requirement to take a free career test or to access your results.

Question: Do you have any other resources for teachers?

Answer: We used to send out free, physical Career Exploration Booklets and materials across the United States to individual classroom teachers. Unfortunately, demand was so high that school districts were wanting free resources for their entire population. It started to become a challenge to fund resources for an entire city of students. In order to provide free resources for everyone, we made our free Career Exploration booklets available to print on a personal printer or provided a format for them to be professionally printed from a printing company. There is a cost to use the printing company but recommend the company we used to use that often provides 40% discounts on booklets. We do not receive affiliate income from this referral in any way. You may have a more economical printer.

There are also free college and career worksheets you can print out to use with your students. Finally, when we find a free teacher or student resource, we also list that on individual career pages toward the bottom of the page. These resources are not on every career page, but added when we find them to be helpful.

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