Testing the waters of career choice: new technology for testing and assessment helps move students toward successful careers.: An article from: Techniques

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From the supplier: Technological advancement has opened doors of opportunities to students who seek to identify the right career for them. Innovations in career testing and assessment procedures have been developed to match personal aptitudes with potential jobs and to determine the training required for such jobs. The latest on-line technology in career testing includes the Compute-A-Match System, SAGE, from Pesco, CareerScope from the Vocational Research Institute, Ability Explorer, a do-it-yourself aptitude test from Riverside Publishing and Work Keys from ACT.

Citation Details
Title: Testing the waters of career choice: new technology for testing and assessment helps move students toward successful careers.
Author: Alice Potosky
Publication:Techniques (Magazine/Journal)
Date: April 1, 1997
Publisher: Association for Career and Technical Education
Volume: v72 Issue: n4 Page: p25(1)

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