Give students the opportunity to explore a variety of careers using knowledge gained about their interests through › Multiple-aptitude test battery.

ASVABInterpreting Your

Scores

Purpose of the ASVAB CES

Give students the opportunity to explore a variety of careers using knowledge gained about their interests through› Multiple-aptitude test battery› Interest inventory to learn more about

themselves and the world of work› Explore occupations in line with interests

and skills› Develop a strategy to realize career goals

Summary Report

Standard Scores

Shown on right and in graph “X” is your score; gray band is the

range your scores may fall if the test is taken again

Majority of students score between 30 and 70; meaning average score is 50.

Scores higher than 50 suggest a strength; below 50 a weakness

Percentile Scores

Indicates how well you did in relation to others in the same grade

Score means you did as well or better than X out of 100 students in that group

Not equal to percent correct! There are no passing or failing scores

Career Exploration Scores

Results shown for 3 Factors; Verbal Skills, Math Skills, and Science and Technical Skills

Can be used to connect with occupations that best match your specific interests and skill sets

Use ASVAB Access Code to access Occu-Find to match your specific interests and skill sets

How to Access Occu-Find

o You will get an OCCU-Find access code on your ASVAB Summary Results sheet

o Go to www.asvabprogram.com and use your access code to take the personal inventory

Occu-Find

There are tabs for several Personal Inventory Tools

Explore and plan the future based on your skills and interests

Find out what careers are available to people with your interests and skills.

ASVAB’s tutorial will walk you through it step by step.

Interested in Exploring Further?

See Ms. Campbell in the CCR Center, Room 216 to