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Occupational Interest Profile

 

Purpose

Assess vocational interests and work needs.

Format

Booklets

On-screen

Available

Intended for

Adults and young people over 15.Vocational guidance, subject choice and mid-career vocational guidance.

Duration

20 minutes

Standard reports

  • Feedback report

  • Extended report

GeneSys Credits

2

Download a selection of South African reliability studies on the OIP

Download a selection of South African validity studies on the OIP

Download a list of South African norm groups for the OIP

Download an example of the OIP Extended report

Advantages

  • Economical.
  • Very quick to complete.
  • Simple language.
  • Excellent reliabilities in South Africa.
  • South African norms for scholars.
  • Validation and norms calculation support.
  • Combines a basic 5-scale personality measure (work needs) with work interests in one questionnaire.
  • Reports integrate the OIP results with ability test to produce a report that makes career recommendations while taking ability into account.
  • A research version is available in Afrikaans.

Scales measured by the OIP

Vocational Interests: Work areas which an individual would enjoy.

Persuasive

Scientific

Practical

Administrative

Nurturing

Artistic

Logical

Work Needs: An individual’s personal needs within a chosen area of work.

Need for excitement

Stability

Need for change

Need for people

Need for control

Manuals available
  • Technical Manual
  • South African User Guide and Research Reference
Classification status

Classified as a psychological test by the Psychometrics committee of the Professional Board for Psychology

 
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