For career centers, advisors & teachers

Free Career Test for Your Students

One link. Twenty questions. Four minutes. Your students get a Holland Code and real career matches — no signup, no student email, no account. Built to be linked from your resources page or dropped into a lesson plan.

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Why counselors link to it

How to share it

1

Link it

Add this to your resources page: https://roleusa.com/free-holland-code-test/

2

Assign it

Ask students to bring their three-letter code to their next appointment — it gives you a shared starting point.

3

Discuss it

Use the code to explore majors and careers together. The test measures interests, not ability — a good prompt for "what would you enjoy?" rather than "what are you good at?"

What students see

After 20 quick questions about work activities they'd enjoy, students get their Holland Code (for example, SAE or IRS), a chart of all six interest areas, and career matches with salary data. Everything on one page, immediately — no waiting for an emailed report.

FAQ

Do students need an account or email?

No. They open the link, answer, and see results. No signup, no email, no account — and no student data collected.

How long does it take?

About 4 minutes for the test, plus a few minutes to review results. It fits a single session or a homework assignment.

Is it really free for schools?

Yes. The test and Holland Code results are free for everyone, including classroom use. No license, no seat limit, no fee to link it.

What framework does it use?

The Holland Code (RIASEC) — the six-interest framework used by the U.S. Department of Labor's O*NET system and by career counselors for decades, with BLS salary and outlook data on matched careers.

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