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For university career services

A career assessment link for every group you advise

Give each class, cohort or programme its own link. Staff see who has finished and how the results break down, and an administrator can download the results as a CSV file.

A paid service for institutionsWe reply by email

In Brief

JobCannon gives a university career service a separate assessment link for each class, cohort or programme it advises. People open the link and take the tests you chose for it, and your staff see who has finished and how the results break down. An organisation administrator can download the results as a CSV file.

It is a paid service for institutions. Prices are in a short proposal, not on this page: tell us how your institution usually buys a tool like this and what budget there is, and we will send one.

What you get

What a career service gets from one JobCannon organisation account.

A link for every group
Each class, cohort or programme gets its own link, with the tests you choose for it. Share it in an email, on a slide or on a page you already have. People open it and start.
See who has finished
The staff view counts everyone invited or arriving through a link, how many have completed a test and how many results are in. Each link shows how many results have come in through it.
See how the results break down
The dashboard shows how many people lead with each of the six interest types and how many hold it, and the average on each of the five Big Five scales. Each link also opens its own results page.
Results as a CSV file
An organisation administrator can download one row per person and test, with the top result, the trait scores and the link or invitation each person came through. The file covers the whole organisation, not a single group.

The tests behind those numbers

Click any test to try it yourself first.

Interests
Feed the interest-type counts
Personality
Feeds the Big Five averages

A paid service, priced for institutions

JobCannon for universities is a paid service, and the prices are not on this page. Ask for a short proposal and tell us three things, so that the proposal fits how your institution buys.

  • How your institution usually buys a tool like this
  • What budget exists
  • Which groups you would start with
Ask for a short proposal

Related on JobCannon

If your students already work in a portal of their own and you want the tests inside it, read about the assessment API for university career services.

Ask for a short proposal

Tell us how your institution usually buys a tool like this and what budget there is. We reply by email.

What do you need it for?

We reply by email. By sending you agree to our terms.

  • It is a paid service for institutions. The prices are not on this page. Use the form to ask for a short proposal, telling us how your institution usually buys a tool like this and what budget there is, and we will send the proposal with prices.

  • Each class, cohort or programme gets its own link, with the tests you choose for it. You share the link wherever suits you, in an email, on a slide or on a page you already have, and people open it and start. The staff view shows how many results have come in through each link.

  • Staff with access to your organisation's account see everyone who was invited or arrived through a link, and how many have completed a test. The dashboard shows how many people lead with each of the six interest types and how many hold it, and the average on each of the five Big Five scales across everyone who took that test. Each link also has its own results page. The dashboard figures cover your whole organisation, not one group at a time.

  • Yes. An organisation administrator can download the results as a CSV file, one row per person and test, with the top result, the trait scores and the link or invitation each person came through. The file covers the whole organisation. It is not split by group.

  • Yes, that is what our assessment API for university career services is for. It has its own page, linked from this one, with its own details. The rest of this page is about group links and the staff view.

Ask for a short proposal

Tell us how your institution usually buys a tool like this and what budget there is. We reply by email.