Be Wary of Your Careers Adviser
You may think it odd that I should write that statement here. But the truth is that anyone can call themselves a careers adviser. You don’t actually need any qualifications to practise as a careers advisor.
In contrast, at Career Analysts, all of our careers advisers are fully qualified Occupational Psychologists. They each have at least 2 degrees. Firstly, they have a BSc in psychology. Most importantly, this trains them how to interpret the results of the career tests that we conduct. Secondly, they have an MSc in Occupational Psychology. This teaches them about what careers there are and what the requirements are for those careers. Their job is to put those things together for their specific client – YOU.