Who Am I?
The first step in your career development involves reflecting upon your interests, personality, skills, strengths and accomplishments. Assessments are one part of the career exploration process and can be used to identify your Holland Code.
- According to John Holland’s theory, most people are one of six personality types: Realistic, Investigative, Artistic, Social, Enterprising and Conventional. These six personality types are shown in the graphics found below.
- Assessments like FOCUS 2 and O*NET will identify YOUR Holland Code.
- Your Holland Code is then matched to an occupation that aligns with your interests and may be a good fit.
Use any of the resources below to learn more about YOU! Make sure to record your top three Holland scores when using FOCUS 2 and O*NET! Career Coaches are available at MATC to help you process the results and further explore your career interests.
- FOCUS 2 Career
FOCUS 2 Career (portal link) is a free online, interactive, self-guided career and education planning system designed to help you make decisions about your future career goals and education plans. The assessments in FOCUS 2 allow you to reflect on your interests, values, and skills matched to various careers and educational programs. Click on this link for directions to get you started! - O*NET Profiler (link) (My Next Move)
Your tool for career exploration and job analysis!
O*NET OnLine is created for the U.S. Department of Labor - O*Net Profiler in Spanish (link) (Mi Proximo Paso)
¡Tu herramienta para explorar carreras y análisis de puestos!
O*NET OnLine fue creado por el Departamento del Trabajo de EE.UU. - Wisconsin Technical College Career Interest Questions (link)
Access a free interest inventory and see what career program is for you!
What's My Personality Type?
Want to know more about your assessment results and connection to MATC programs, contact a Career Coach (link).