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The O*NET Interest Profiler measures six types of occupational interests:

Formats

Features

• Compatible with Holland's R-I-A-S-E-C Interest Structure (Holland, 1985)
  • rich and extensive research history
  • widely accepted and used by counselors
  • easy to use and well received by clients
• Interest items represent a broad variety of occupations and complexity levels
• Extensive and thorough development effort
  • client input during all stages
  • construct validity and reliability evidence
• Can be self-administered and self-interpreted
• Can be used on a stand-alone basis or with other O*NET Career Exploration Tools or with privately developed instruments
• Results can be directly linked to over 900 occupations in O*NET OnLine, My Next Move, My Next Move for Veterans, and Mi Próximo Paso
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  O*NET Interest Profiler Shared Score Report

  Special Notice: Proper Use of O*NET Interest Profiler Results

  You should use your O*NET Interest Profiler results to explore the world of work and identify careers that may satisfy what is important to you in a job-your interests. You will be able to look at the interests satisfied by careers and compare them to your own interests. Talk to a vocational/employment counselor or teacher for more help on how to use your O*NET Interest Profiler results.

  Your O*NET Interest Profiler results should not be used for employment or hiring decisions. Employers, education programs, or other job-related programs should not use your results as part of a screening process for jobs or training.

  If you think that your O*NET Interest Profiler results are being used incorrectly, talk to your vocational/employment counselor, teacher, or program administrator. You also can contact the National Center for O*NET Development for assistance via email: O*NET Customer Service (onet@onetcenter.org)

  O*NET Interest Profiler is sponsored by the U.S. Department of Labor,
  Employment & Training Administration,
  and developed by the Nati
  

  O*NET® Interest Profiler^TM Services

  The O*NET Interest Profiler is a vocational interest assessment instrument. Users get an accurate, reliable profile of their vocational interests that:

  1. helps them identify their work-related interests,
  2. focuses career search activities, and
  3. enables them to link their vocational interests to O*NET-SOC occupations.

  You can provide the Interest Profiler to your own site's audience through a direct web link, by including our IFrame Widget, or by using our web service API. The feature is free in English or Spanish.

  Direct Web Link

  The Interest Profiler is available free of accuse on the web at My Next Move. To link to it directly, use the tracking URL:

  http://www.mynextmove.org/explore/ip

  IFrame Widget

  Adding the Interest Profiler as part of your own site is effortless with our IFrame Widget. By adding a small snippet of HTML to your site, the Interest Profiler can appear alongside your site's own branding and navigation. To see the Interest Profiler in action, try it out at My Next Shift.

  Sign up now for our free developer program, and you'll receive HTML code for adding the Interest Profiler widget to your site.

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  For your convenience, some Interest Profiler controls can be selected with the keyboard as well as the mouse.

  Navigating pages:

  These keyboard shortcuts can be used instead of clicking the navigation buttons:

  • Next - the N or Return or Enter keys
  • Back - the B key
  • Close - the C key

  Answering work activity questions:

  There are five possible answers to each work activity question, indicated by the images above each column. You can place your mouse cursor over one of the columns to see a text description of that answer.

  You can answer questions about work activities by using the keyboard:

  • Strongly Dislike - the 1 key
  • Dislike - the 2 key
  • Unsure - the 3 key
  • Like - the 4 key
  • Strongly Like - the 5 key

  The keyboard shortcuts will answer the question with an underlined number. In the illustration at right, question 3 can be answered using the keyboard. The underline will automatically move to the next question after you give an answer.

  Choosing a Job Zone:

  When you are asked to choose a Job Zone, the number keys can be used instead of clicking the radio buttons:

  • Job Zone One - the 1 key
  • Job Zone Two