What career should you choose based on the Holland Test?

Last time we explored the Holland Career Test, right? Now let's find out which field you'd be best suited for based on your personality traits and strengths!

And for those of you who haven't yet explored your personality type, quickly take the aptitude test at this link: http://www.caodangvietmy.edu.vn/trac-nghiem-dinh-huong-nghe-nghiep-holland/

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Group R: People who prefer "realism"“

R (Realistic): People in this occupational interest group typically have abilities in engineering, technology, and systems; they prefer working with objects, machines, plants, and animals; and they enjoy outdoor work.

Suitable occupations for this group include: architecture, occupational safety, carpentry, construction, fisheries, engineering, marine engineering, driving, coaching, agriculture and forestry (farm management, fish breeding, forestry, etc.), mechanical engineering (machine manufacturing, equipment maintenance and repair, metallurgy, applied mechanics, automation, etc.), electrical and electronics engineering, geography and geology (surveying, cadastral mapping), oil and gas, oceanography, industrial management, etc.

Group I: Experts in research and problem analysis

I (Investigative): Possesses abilities in observation, exploration, analysis, evaluation, and problem-solving.

Suitable professions for this group include: fields in natural sciences (mathematics, physics, chemistry, biology, geography, geology, statistics, etc.); social sciences (anthropology, psychology, geography, etc.); medicine and pharmacy (anesthesia, resuscitation, surgery, dentistry, etc.); science and technology (information technology, environment, electrical engineering, engineering physics, construction, etc.); agriculture and forestry (agronomy, veterinary medicine, etc.).

Group A: Future Artists

A (Artistic): Possesses artistic talent, strong intuition, and a vivid imagination; enjoys working in spontaneous, unconventional environments.

Suitable professions for this group include: Literature; journalism (commentator, presenter, etc.); film, theater, fine arts, music, dance, architecture, fashion, painting, history/English teacher, museum, conservation, etc.

Group S: People who are well-suited to social activities.

S (Social): Possesses language and communication skills, enjoys activities such as teaching, providing information, caring for, helping, or training others.

Suitable professions for this group include: teaching; lecturer; athletics coach; career counseling; social work, public health, ship captain, priest, librarian, specialist doctor, appraiser, urban planning researcher, home economics, human resources recruitment, police officer, sociologist, midwife, X-ray specialist, nutritionist…

Group E: Future Leaders

E (Enterprising): Possesses business acumen, is bold, proactive, influential, persuasive, and capable of management.

Suitable professions for this group include: Business administration (hotel management, human resources management, etc.), commerce, marketing, accounting and finance, law, customer service, flight attendant, interpreter, bartender, industrial engineer (industrial systems engineering), emergency physician, urban planning, head chef (cooking), journalism (reporter, editor, etc.).

Group C: Exemplary Individuals

C (Conventional): Possesses strong mathematical skills, enjoys performing detail-oriented tasks, prefers working with data, following instructions from others, or performing office work.

Suitable occupations for this group include: administrative jobs, statistics, industry inspectors, childcare, telephone operators, etc.

So, this test truly covers almost all professions in society today, doesn't it? Of course, the Holland test is just a small reference point, helping you to some extent to identify your strengths and talents; the final decision is still in your hands!

Author: Viet My College - Date written: December 11, 2016

Category: Student life, Training