Students 

This section contains additional tools to support your career explorations.  

Tools

• Interest and activities associated with the fields of Interest (Microsoft Word)
• School subjects associated with the fields of interest (Microsoft Word)
• Programs of study associated with the fields of interest (Microsoft Word)
• College Circuit 2012-2013 (PDF) - This yearly publication of the MELS provides information on the programs leading to a Diploma of College Studies that are offered by college-level institutions in Québec. College Circuit also contains information on the admission procedure, on admission requirements and on student financial assistance.

Student Links

• Virtual Career Library - A library of websites containing information on different careers sorted by field of interests.
• POP Links - POP Links displays a list of all associated websites needed for the tool kits.
• POP Index - The POP Index contains both the experiential tool kits and the experiential virtual tools as well as a section on virtual visit and key people.
• Cegep.com - College information.
• http://www.etsb.qc.ca/els/1/POPHome/POPStart/Default.html - See examples of complete student career explorations.

Self-assessment Links

• Mazemaster Recruitment - Complete up to six sample exercises to develop a better understanding of what your values, skills and interests are.
  
• Career Matters - A questionnaire helps to address the question as to what career might be best suited to you.
• Career Navigator and Quizzes - Jobs etc brings you a career navigator that allows you to take six quizzes.
• Next Steps - Two options for career planning are provided to you. One follows a more linear path to a career option while the other provides a more open ended assumption with greater flexibility.
• Discover IT - Self-assessment tools that allows students to consider whether a certain job in the information technology field is suited to them. Each activity takes about 30 minutes.
• Career Cruising - Complete the Career Matchmaker section.  Please see your teacher or Guidance Counselor for the required username and password. 
• Holland Codes - Take the quiz to obtain a list of potential careers that match your personality type.
• Jung Test - 48 clear and simple questions to help you identify your Jung type. Click to get more info on the bottom of the results page for a list of favored and disfavored careers associated to your type.