Whether you're a student, re-entering the workforce, a displaced worker, or simply looking for a change, the Campbell Interest and Skill Survey assessment can help point you in the right direction.

If you're interested in a job or career that requires some post-secondary education, the CISS assessment can help you understand how you fit into the world of work. Used by career counselors for more than ten years, the test is now available to you on the Internet for just $18.00 (plus tax)!

The assessment takes a bit of time, probably 45 minutes to complete the 320 multiple-choice items, but it is very easy to do so.

After you've completed the assessment, you receive your CISS report which compares your results to the results of people who are successfully employed in the same fields you're interested in. Nearly 60 occupations are covered in your personalized report. Your report also includes a comprehensive career planner to help you interpret your results and plan for your new career.

The CISS assessment is brought to you by NCS Pearson, a leading publisher of career assessments for nearly 30 years. The author, David Campbell, PhD, is an internationally recognized expert in the field of career exploration.

Website: https://www.profiler.com/cgi-in/ciss/moreform.pl?client=ncs&page=intro

Now that you have read about Campbell Interest and Skill Survey, may we suggest that you take the next step and check out Career Liftoff Interest Inventory (CLII). It is important to us that we are able to help people as they recover and prosper after job loss, so please contact us with suggestions, corrections, and even your personal experiences. If you found this article or video to be helpful, we'd love for you to share it with a friend. Also, be sure to check out all of the amazing resources for your career transition in the  ILostMyJob.com Book Store!

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written by Tom Wicks, January 18, 2010

When most older workers (45-55) are struggling with the uncertaintity of employment and searching for a leg up, we are expected to pay again, again and again.

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