Looking for a sample of a vocational assessment testing form

Dear scockcums,


The following is an example of a vocational test that you can take
online. There are 41 questions in all. Once you are done answering
them, you will have to register with Tickle in order to see your test
results. An advanced analysis is available for a fee, but you can view
a basic assessment at no charge.

Tickle: Free Career Test
http://web.tickle.com/tests/rightjob/?sid=2607&test=rightjobogt&supp=rwjtest_text&AID=8229012&PID=1562275


The Princeton Review Career Quiz is a shorter vocational test that
consists of 24 questions.

The Princeton Review: The Princeton Review Career Quiz
http://www.review.com/career/careerquizhome.cfm?menuID=0&careers=6


If you prefer to take vocational tests on paper, you might like to
order one of the books featured on the following page. Their prices
range from $10.36 to $14.00, plus shipping, if you order from Amazon.

Quincy's Online: Books with Vocational Tests
http://psychologytests.quincyweb.net/vocationalbooks.html


Then there is the notorious ASVAB, or Armed Forces Vocational Aptitude
Battery, which is a vocational assessment administered by the U.S.
military. A page devoted to the ASVAB is the following, with links to
further resources such as "ASVAB for Dummies" and other products.

About.com: U.S. Military: ABCs of the ASVAB
http://usmilitary.about.com/cs/joiningup/a/asvababcs.htm


For $11.19 plus shipping, Amazon will ship you a book that includes
three full-length ASVAB tests.

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/076456708X/qid=1098125710/sr=1-13/ref=sr_1_13/102-6714029-1485751?v=glance&s=books


I wish you all the best in your own vocation.

If you feel that my answer is incomplete or inaccurate in any way, please
post a Clarification Request so that I have a chance to meet your needs
before you assign a rating.

Regards,

leapinglizard

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Request for Answer Clarification by snockcums-ga on 18 Oct 2004 17:31 PDT

Not satisfied with results.  Looking for an assessment tool that I can
administer to individuals transitioning from public assistance
subsidies to unsubsidized employment.

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Clarification of Answer by leapinglizard-ga on 18 Oct 2004 18:04 PDT

I see. Might I suggest the following volume? It contains a number of
vocational tests that can be used to assess an applicant's suitability
for various fields of work.

Amazon: Career, Aptitude & Selection Tests by Jim Barrett 
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0749425571/ref=pd_sxp_elt_l1/102-6714029-1485751

You will find that the Quincy's Online page to which I link above
offers links to four similar books. These all include written
vocational assessments that you can administer to your clients.

leapinglizard

Looking for a written vocational assessment tool that I can administer
to individuals transitioning from the welfare system to unsubsidized
employment.