THE HOLLAND CODE: A Tool for Career Planning

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THE HOLLAND CODE: A Tool for Career Planning

Today’s Goals Understand the Holland Code Take the Interest inventory on Naviance Determine how careers can be matched with interests and skills

Questions: What interests and skills does a carpenter probably have? What career would be good for a person who likes to work with people and be in charge?

What is the Holland Code? Dr. John Holland developed a theory that people’s interests and work environments can be loosely classified into six broad areas. They can be combined in many different ways. You can use your unique combination of interests to find a career that matches.

Realistic (the Do-ers) Athletic or mechanical ability Prefer to work with objects, machines, tools, plants or animals or to be outdoors Good motor coordination Career possibilities: Mechanic Carpenter Chef Bus driver Electrical engineer Optician Welder

Investigative (the Thinkers) Like to observe, learn, investigate, analyze, evaluate or solve problems Scientific orientation Task oriented Career possibilities: Anthropologist Biologist Chemist Computer Programmer Dentist Meteorologist Psychologist

Artistic (the Creators) Career possibilities: Actor/Actress Architect Dancer Music Teacher Graphic Designer Photographer Writer/Editor Artistic, innovating or intuitional abilities Like to work in unstructured situations using imagination and creativity.

Social (the Helpers) Like to work with people Enjoy healing, developing, training, or enlightening others Skilled with words Career possibilities: Athletic trainer Chaplain Dietician Elementary School Teacher Clergy Registered Nurse Business Teacher

Enterprising (the Persuaders) Career possibilities: Advertising manager Financial planner Credit analyst Office manager Stock Broker Journalist Lawyer Work with people Good verbal skills Strong leaders Persuasive Concerned with power, status, leadership Ambitious, confident

Conventional (the Organizers) Like to work with data Have clerical or numerical ability Carry out tasks in detail Follow through on instructions Orderly, dependable Career possibilities: Accountant Business teacher Cashier Financial Analyst Clerk Kindergarten teacher Legal secretary Telephone operator

Summary The Holland Code is a method of classifying interests into six broad categories.

Review 2. Will people fit into only one category? 1. Which of the Holland codes would describe each of the following occupations? (Realistic, Enterprising, Artistic, Conventional, Investigative, or Social) Secretary Dancer Chemist Nurse Carpenter Lawyer 2. Will people fit into only one category?

Answers to Review Questions 1. Which of the Holland codes (Realistic, Enterprising, Artistic, Conventional, Investigative, or Social) would describe each of the following occupations? Secretary (Conventional) Dancer (Artistic) Chemist (Investigative) Nurse (Social) Carpenter (Realistic) Lawyer (Enterprising) 2. Will people fit into only one category? NO

Find Your Holland Code! Part I Open Mozilla Firefox Log on to Naviance (WHS homepage  Counseling  Naviance) Click on “Tasks Assigned to Me” Click on “Career Interest Profiler” Part II Complete the Career Worksheet with your results