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Free Resources to identify Career Attributes

Career Attributes refer to different aspects of ourselves, such as our interests, our preferences, our skills, our well-being. Do refer to the list of resources we put together to help you gain more awareness of your Career Attributes.


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O*Net Profiler

A free US career profiling tool based on John Holland's RIASEC codes to identify interests and recommend possible job families.


A free Singapore career profiling tool based on John Holland's RIASEC codes to identify interests, skills confidence and work values. Do note that Singpass login is required.


Truity Holland Code Test

A free career interest profiling tool based on John Holland's RIASEC codes to identify career interests.

Singapore Critical Core Skills Profiling Tool

A free 160 item survey tool built by the Institute of Adult Learning (IAL) using Singapore's Critical Core Skills framework to ascertain your core skills (otherwise known as "soft skills". A personalised report will be emailed to you.


Career Management Survey

A free survey built by the Institute of Adult Learning (IAL) to help you chart out how you are managing in your career. A personalised report will be emailed to you.

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fun shu
fun shu
Jul 19

This site, DepressionTest.co, provides a free screening to help you understand your feelings. It's a valuable resource for anyone concerned about their emotional well-being.

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th ht
th ht
Jul 12

If you're trying to figure out a career path, the Holland Codes are a great framework. It categorizes people and jobs into six types. Taking a Riasec Test online can help identify your strengths and point you toward suitable careers and work environments.

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Don't just pick a job, find a vocation that fits you. A scientific career quiz goes beyond simple interests to look at your underlying profile, giving you more meaningful recommendations.

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