Find Your Fit - alis
Connect your interests, skills, and abilities with occupations that might be a good fit for you. Each quiz you complete makes your top occupational matches more targeted to you.
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Find Your Fit
Planning a career you'll love starts with knowing what's important to you. Find Your Fit will help you learn more about yourself and about occupations that may be a good match for you.
Get to Know Yourself
Start by taking a quiz to learn more about how your interests, abilities, and personality traits connect to different occupations. The more quizzes you complete, the more accurate your matches will be.
What topics do I enjoy?
Choose the subjects you like or dislike to find occupations that match the things you enjoy learning about. Preferred Knowledge Quiz reveals career paths aligned with your natural interests.
What are my personality traits?
Rate your interest in different work activities to discover your strongest personality traits. Based on Holland Codes, Work Personalities Quiz helps match your preferences with rewarding occupations.
What am I good at?
What are you good at? Occupations use different combinations and levels of abilities. Abilities Quiz helps you learn more about your abilities levels and which jobs align with your strengths.
Get Your Top Matches
Find out which occupations best match your interests, abilities, and preferences. Find Your Fit makes career suggestions based on your quiz responses. Use them as a starting point to explore and compare education requirements, job duties, and earning potential.
Understanding Your Fit
Each occupation includes a Find Your Fit indicator that rates your match on a scale of 1 to 5. This score helps you compare options and focus on the careers that align with your interests and strengths.
Additional Resources
Getting to know yourself better is the first step toward figuring out which career path to follow. These additional resources help you to understand career planning so that you can make the best decisions for your future.
Knowing what to do after high school starts with knowing yourself. Take the first steps by understanding your values, interests, and abilities.
Find exercises to help you answer the question "Where am I right now?" By the time you've finished answering these questions, you will have taken a good look at your life, and ready to move onto more career planning.