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Complete a Career Self-Assessment

The a self-report personality assessment created by psychologist, Dr. David Keirsey can help you identify occupations matching your temperament style.

This career assessment tool is correlated with the , which is considered by many to be the 鈥済old standard鈥 in career assessments. If you are specifically interested in taking the MBTI, many trained and certified professionals in the GTA administer and interpret this assessment on a fee-for-service basis.

Alternatively, the is a free online tool based on Carl Jung and Isabel Briggs Myers鈥檚 typological approach that can provide you with estimate of your MBTI type. While using this version is not as valuable as participating in full MBTI testing with a professional, it's free and can help you by suggesting some areas for further career exploration.

While the 91亚色 Co-op & Career Centre does not administer formal career assessments, our career counsellors are聽certified and qualified to interpret them for you. To speak with a career counsellor, please register for a career counselling appointment.

In addition, the聽 a self- assessment online tool, developed at the Co-op & Career Centre can help you identify characteristics of your personality type, your interests, abilities, skills, values and career curiosities.聽If you need help completing the exercises or interpreting your results, please sign up for a Career Counselling appointment to speak with a career counsellor who can help to answer your career questions.

: An overview of the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator and its 16 types from the Myers & Briggs Foundation.

: A free online career guidance and planning resource offering an interactive Career Matchmaker Assessment that matches occupations to your areas of interest. To access   you will need: username: yorku ; password: career1020db

- A free online resource to discover the 16 personalities created by Myers & Briggs, test your personality type, and find your strengths.

- A free online career quiz that uses the Holland Code model to measure your career interests.

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