Career Assessment

About the Career Assessment

Online Career Assessment Australia

About the Career Interests Profiler

The Career Interests Profiler assesses your interest in a variety of activities, industries and occupations to identify potential career paths and areas of study. It is based on your individual preferences and is intended as a general guide to support your career exploration.

This career assessment tool is suitable for a wide range of people and contains an extensive database of careers and areas of study. The Career Interests Profiler was developed by Katie Roberts (B Sc. (Psych & Mgmt), MBTI®, CDAA). Katie is the Director of Katie Roberts Career Consulting and a professional member of the Career Development Association of Australia.

How does it work?

The career assessment takes approximately 20 minutes and involves rating your level of interest in a variety of activities, industries and occupations from strongly like to strongly dislike.

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At the end of the assessment, you will receive your Career Report detailing your highest scoring careers, suggested areas of study, an action plan and recommended websites.

View sample career interests report

What else can I get?

To learn about careers related to your personality type, we recommend you also take the Career Personality Profiler. In your Career Personality Report you will discover potential career paths based on your personality type and learn about your preferred work tasks and ideal work environment.

View sample career personality report

The Reports

The results in your Career Interests Report and Career Personality Report are based solely on the responses you provided in the online questionnaires. Please note that the Career Interests Profiler and the Career Personality Profiler are not psychometric tests. They are career tools designed to help you explore your personal preferences. The information provided in these reports is intended as a general guide only and should not be used or relied upon as the sole basis for making career decisions.

After completing the career assessments, we recommend you research your career options in detail and get professional advice tailored to your personal circumstances. Find out what each role involves on a daily basis, the education or training required, current and future job opportunities, industry trends and potential salaries. Speaking with professionals currently working in these fields can also provide valuable insights.