What do you want to be "when you grow up"? Do you like working with animals? Or, would you rather use a hammer and nails? Maybe you would enjoy traveling as part of your career. Take some simple interest inventories to begin exploring career options for later while you see what you can do now towards getting to that goal.

Career Key At this website you will find a professional counseling test. You can take a test about your career interests and it is instantly scored on the Internet. This is a good link to discover what career would interest you.

Career Search This is a great website for researching different kinds of careers - it explains the school and experience requirements for different jobs, the working conditions, the job outlook, salary expectations and related fields. This site also includes a career and interest matcher.

The Kiersey Temperament Sorter A 70-question personality test based on the Meyers-Briggs Type Indicator, this gives you a temperament type to apply to career decisions. Read each question carefully and be absolutely honest. You may need to have a dictionary handy. You don't have to fill out the entire form to take the test. Choose Marital Status, Age, Gender and Zipcode. Then click Start.
Note: The free portion of the test displays Temperament Type results only. There is a fee for the Full Report.

California CareerZone Deciding on a new career? California CareerZone, created by the California Career Resource Network (CalCRN) a California state agency is a way to explore jobs and occupations and learn about what career path interests you.

What Can I Do With a Degree In...? Ever wondered what a college degree will get you?

Thinking about a career in computers? The Online Informational Interview Project in Sonoma County provides current information about the computer industry. Read interviews directly from the keyboards of the people working in IT and computer related jobs.

Puzzled about your future? Explore more and get on track!  Youth in the 21st Century has information about Job Preparation, Career Planning, Finding a Job and more.

Want training now for a job or career later? Check out the Regional Occupational Program for vocational training while you attend high school.