Career Interest Test (Holland Code)
Which activities attract you, and in which family of occupations could you feel at home?
48 questions · ~8 min
The career interest test looks at six directions of interest: practical, investigative, artistic, social, enterprising and conventional. It doesn't ask what you are good at, but what you feel drawn to; for each statement, indicate how much you would enjoy it. The result is a three-letter code that points to occupational families and directions for growth – a starting point for choosing or changing careers.
Please note
The result reflects interest, not ability or aptitude, and does not replace personal career counselling. The three-letter code offers inspiration; it does not dictate your path. For career choices or changes, consider involving a professional adviser as well.
Source: An in-house test inspired by John L. Holland's RIASEC model (interest types and occupational environments). The items are our own wording; it is not a validated psychometric instrument.