[humanser] Accessible career interest inventory

[Justin Williams]

Try the Career Quiz | The Princeton Review

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You may want to check the U.S. Department of Labor and O*NET interest
profiler.  HTH, Steve


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From: HumanSer [mailto:humanser-bounces at nfbnet.org] On Behalf Of Cheryl Wade
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Subject: [humanser] Accessible career interest inventory

Hello, listers,


I wonder if any of you know of a career interest inventory that is
accessible for people who are blind, both to take the inventory and to score
it. I am aware of many of the most frequently used inventories, but in the
literature I have read most of the inventories are reported to be
inaccessible.


I also am awaiting a response from Perkins Institute which, no doubt,
administers career interest inventories to its students.


Thanks.


Cheryl Wade, Outpatient Therapist

Sacred Heart Rehabilitation Center


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