Establish areas of interest
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The document provides an assessment sheet to analyze professional interests. It lists 48 activities and asks the reader to tick the ones that interest them. It then provides a table to circle the numbers corresponding to the selected activities. The purpose is to evaluate professional interests and determine which categories of jobs are most appealing, such as working with facts, investigating, artistic pursuits, helping people, interacting with people regularly, or analyzing information thoroughly.
Establish areas of interest
- 1. Establish areas of interest Assessment Sheet of professional interests Analyze your professional interests. Check the list below all activities that interests you, even if you feel you're not ready for them yet sufficiently place. Ask the opinion of someone who knows you well to check whether you characterize the results of the evaluation. Tick the 1. To work on a farm to help save a rainforest. 2. To solve difficult math problems. 3. To play in a movie or a play. 4. To study various social groups. 5. Take interviews to the news of a post television. 6. To study the economy. 7. To study the mechanical hand. 8. To achieve laboratory experiments. 9. To manage an art gallery. 10. To lead a religious service. 11. Have a small business with second-hand items. 12. Making graphs and draw up statistics. 13. To build furniture 14. To study the nature and effects of environmental pollution. 15. To write for films. 16. To run a club or a group of scouts. 17. To buy goods for the store. 18. To work from nine to five in an office. 19. To drive heavy machinery. 20. To play chess. 21. Working at an art store or music. 22. Being involved in the work of charities. 23. Undertake an activity that requires rapid action and work ressure. 24. To design programs or computer games. 25. To work outdoors in a national park. 26. Doing research for a criminal case. 27. To play a musical instrument. 28. Taking care of babies or small children. 29. To apply for a job in the classroom or school. 30. To work after school to save money. 31. To install electronic systems. 32. Reading science fiction. 33. Let's write a story, a play or a novel. 34. Making a party atmosphere. 35. To work in the office of a politician. 36. To enter data into the computer. 37. To build a model jet. 38. To use an electron microscope or a medical instrument high technology. 39. To create a clothing line. 40. To read and discuss literature.
- 2. 41. To discuss social and political issues on TV. 42. To keep the accounts of a business. 43. To fix a car engine. 44. Studying stellar constellations. 45. Take pottery classes. 46. Working with key members of society. 47. To sell products for commission. 48. Budget to build a big company or agency government. 49.Circle the in the table below each number chosen. For example, if you chose "Let working on a farm, "encircling number 1. A. 1 7 13 19 25 31 37 43 B. 2 8 14 20 26 32 38 44 C. 3 9 1 21 27 33 39 45 D. 4 10 16 22 28 34 40 46 E. 5 11 17 23 29 35 41 47 F. 6 12 18 24 30 36 42 48 Evaluate your answers Circled in the right position number to each letter: for example, if the total circled positions on the A line is four, write the number four in the line of A. _____ A. FACTS PEOPLE _____ B. PEOPLE investigates _____ C. ARTISTS _____ D. HELPS PEOPLE _____ E. PEOPLE who regularly _____ F. PEOPLE thorough