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The Ashland Interest Assessment (AIA) is a specialized career planning and counseling tool engineered for individuals facing educational, physical, emotional, cognitive, or psychiatric barriers to employment. Taking under 30 minutes to complete, this flexible assessment consists of 144 pairs of work-related activities. It is uniquely optimized for individuals at or above a 3rd-grade reading level, featuring highly concise item phrasing printed in larger-than-normal type to ensure ease of use.
Screens candidates for roles where interpretation, translating business problems to logic, systems analysis and procedures analysis skills are necessary with the Business Analyst Skills Evaluation.
The Career Directions Inventory (CDI) is a flexible, highly cost-effective vocational counseling tool designed to facilitate career exploration for high school, college, and university students, as well as adults navigating a professional transition. Taking under 30 minutes to complete, this 100-item test can be administered in an online or paper format and is suitable for individuals aged 14 and older, regardless of whether they plan to pursue post-secondary education.
The Career Interest Profiler (CIP) & Canadian Career Interest Profiler are flexible vocational screening tools designed to help individuals clarify their personal interests and connect them to fulfilling occupational paths. Backed by extensive research on over 17,000 individuals, this 25-minute assessment contains 180 items. It is uniquely designed to highlight a substantial number of vocational and technical occupations that do not require a college or university degree, alongside those that do.
The Jackson Personality Inventory™-3 (formerly known as the SIGMA Personality) is designed to help measure 42 distinct traits grouped into seven personality dimensions: Agreeableness, Emotional Stability, Extraversion, Honesty/Humility, Industriousness, Methodicalness, and Openness to Experience. Each dimension covers a different broad area of personality.
Use the Restaurant Server Test to assess your candidates for conscientiousness, extroversion, drive and customer service skills.
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